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managerial efforts to boost a company's stock price should entail such actions as

by Prof. Allen Nader MD Published 3 years ago Updated 2 years ago

The proactive efforts of company managers to boost the stock price of the company should, of a necessity, include such actions as raising the company's dividend each year (ideally by at least $.05 per share) and repurchasing shares of common stock.

Managerial efforts to boost a company's stock price should entail such actions as: a. spending amounts on corporate citizenship and social responsibility that are above the industry average boosting the company's dividend payout ratio to more than 100%, and paying off all long-term debt within two years.

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Managerial efforts to boost a company's stock price should entail such actions as:

Corporate Earnings

Corporate earnings refers to the profit or net income of the company. Management's goal is to maximize earnings for the shareholders of the company.

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