1. What do you think about Shareholders' Wealth maximization as a goal for corporations?
2. Is this an ethical goal or not, Explain
3. Do you think there are certain situation in which such a goal can be suspended? Provide some examples?
4. What other goals might corporation aspire for if you think that shareholders' wealth maximization is not the optimal one?
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