Stakeholders is a broad term that encompasses all parties with a vested interest in the performance of a company. Which of the following would not be considered stakeholders in a company? Its competitors Its employees Its surrounding communities Its suppliers

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A: Answer:- Correct option is A.the seperation of ownership and control

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A: The corporate governance represents the practice, rules and process by which the company would be…

Q: Which governance model involves shareholders  and creditors as the main factors

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A: Corporate governance means management of the corporate or companies with the help of rules,…

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A: Managers are the people appointed by the firm for managing its day-to-day business operations.…

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A: According to COSO: Internal control is not a set of rules because the internal control document…

Q: How can the Corporate Compliance and Governance contribute in the overall success of a certain…

A: Corporate compliance and governance can be defined as a system that helps in minimizing the…

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Q: n what ways do accounting firms differ from one another?

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A: Agency Conflict refers to Conflict between the agents and owners of the company  Agents refers to…

Q: Corporate social responsibility according to Carroll is both seen in the internal and external…

A: Corroll' CSR focuses mainly on 4 Responsibilities 1. Economic - to be profitable for companies…

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A: The Stakeholders include any person or entity which is affected by the decision of the entity and…

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Q: Shareholder value is defined as a. A company's value utilized prevailingly by creditors  b. A…

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A: Corporate governance is a set of systems on the back of which a company moves forward in a…

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A: The entity needs to comply with their business ethics for long term growth and focus on both…

Q: How can auditors and regulators assess accounting quality in companies?

A: Accounting quality refers to the accuracy, completeness, and reliability of financial information…

Q: What factors explain the differences in company performance in the same industry?

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Q: A Board of Directors duty is to: a) Safeguard the interest of a firm's stakeholders b) Protect a…

A: A Board of Directors duty is to formulate a company's strategy.

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Q: Why is there a need for a company to be transparent in informing its investors on what is happening…

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