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What is the primary financial goal of a publicly traded, for-profit company?

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Last Updated 01 Dec 2025

A. Maximize CSR

B. Maximize job creation

C. Maximize shareholder wealth

D. Maximize revenue growth

The standard goal in corporate finance is maximizing shareholder wealth, often reflected in the stock price.

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