没找到讨论,就在这发个贴。知道的给个讨论链接吧,万分感谢! 92。Most large corporations in the United States were once run by individual capitalists who owned enough stock to dominate the board of directors and dictate company policy.Because putting such large amounts of stock 0n the market would only depress its value. they could not sell out for a quick profit and instead had to concentrate on improving the long-term productivity of their companies.Today, with few exceptions,the stock of large United States corporations is held by large institutions--pension funds,for example-and because these institutions are prohibited by antitrust laws from owning a majority of a company's stock and from actively influencing a company's decision-making,they can enhance their wealth only by buying and selling stock in anticipation of fluctuations In its value.A minority shareholder is necessarily a short-term trader.As a result,United States productivity is unlikely to improve unless shareholders and the managers of the companies in which they invest are encouraged to enhance long-term productivity (and hence long-term profitability), rather than simply to maximize short-term profits.92. It can be inferred from the passage that which of the following is true of majority shareholders in a corporation? (A) They make the corporation's operational management decisions.(A为啥不对呢???) (B) They are not allowed to own more than 50 percent of the corporation's stock. (C) They cannot make quick profits by selling off large amounts of their stock in the corporation. (D) They are more interested in profits than in productivity. (E) They cannot sell any of their stock in the corporation without giving the public advance notice. 92. It can be inferred from the passage that which of the following is true of majority shareholders in a corporation? (A) They make the corporation's operational management decisions.(A为啥不对呢???) (B) They are not allowed to own more than 50 percent of the corporation's stock. (C) They cannot make quick profits by selling off large amounts of their stock in the corporation. (D) They are more interested in profits than in productivity. (E) They cannot sell any of their stock in the corporation without giving the public advance notice. |