Corporate Governance Quiz I

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Froggy Jumps Corporate Governance Quiz IOnline version Understanding corporations I & II by DR MUHAMMAD FAHMI MD RAMZAN 1 What is one defining feature of a corporation's liability for debts? a Shareholders are personally liable for all debts. b Creditors can seize personal assets of owners. c Shareholders have limited liability. 2 Who typically elects the board of directors in a corporation? a Shareholders, one vote per share b Government regulators c Employees through a union 3 Which model focuses on maximizing shareholder value as the purpose of the corporation? a Stakeholder model b Shareholder model c Non-profit model 4 In a corporation, who owns the assets of the business? a Employees own all assets b Shareholders own the assets via shares c The government owns the assets 5 What is a key duty of the board of directors in daily operations? a Make all personal financial decisions b Own the company assets directly c Oversee management and ensure the plan is followed 6 What happens to a corporation’s private assets if it fails? a Private assets of shareholders are not at risk b Shareholders must pay all losses personally c They are seized to cover debts 7 What is the main distinction between corporations and non-corporations in ownership? a In corporations, ownership is via shares; in non-corporations, assets are directly owned b Non-corporations use share ownership too c Both rely on shared ownership regardless of structure 8 Which model argues corporations should serve a wider set of stakeholders? a Shareholder model b Stakeholder model c Profit-only model 9 Name one key area the government regulates to protect the economy and society? a Private club memberships b Celebrity endorsements c Fair working conditions and environmental rules 10 What is the core idea of corporate governance (CG)? a CG is the same as legal compliance b Relationships among management, board, shareholders, and stakeholders c CG is only about profits 11 Who are typically the owners in a corporation? a Employees who receive salaries b Shareholders via stocks c Creditors who lend money 12 What does limited liability mean for shareholders? a Shareholders are liable for personal debts of directors b Shareholders must cover all company debts c Shareholders are not personally liable for company debts 13 What is the key benefit of separating ownership and control? a Democratic decision making and professional management b No need for boards or governance c Direct owner control of all decisions 14 Which statement is true about corporate assets after dissolution? a Assets transfer to shareholders automatically b Assets belong to the company, not individual owners c Owners’ personal assets are liquidated first 15 What is a major disadvantage of separated ownership and control? a Decisions are always quick and easy b Decision-making can be slow due to governance processes c Owners always know daily operations 16 Which term describes conflicting interests between managers and owners? a Hedging risk b Clear governance c Conflict of interest 17 What does the term ‘stakeholders’ include besides shareholders? a Only board members b Competitors and suppliers c Employees, customers, community, government 18 Which body is typically elected by shareholders to oversee management? a Board of Directors (BOD) b Audit Committee c Executive Committee 19 What sparked the formation of many CG codes worldwide? a Economic growth alone b To reduce taxes c Fraud and mismanagement scandals (e.g., Enron) 20 Name a key advantage of CG for the economy. a Increased international capital and investment confidence b Lower corporate taxes c Reduced employment 21 What is a common CG objective in McGCG/OECD terms? a Minimize board duties b Maximize short-term profits only c Protect investors and stakeholders; enhance accountability 22 Which historical figure highlighted ownership separation from control? a Milton Friedman b Adam Smith c Berle and Means (1930s) 23 Which act is associated with improving CG in the US after Enron? a Dodd-Frank Act b Sarbanes-Oxley Act c Clayton Act

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Corporate Governance Quiz IOnline version

by DR MUHAMMAD FAHMI MD RAMZAN

What is one defining feature of a corporation's liability for debts?

Who typically elects the board of directors in a corporation?

Which model focuses on maximizing shareholder value as the purpose of the corporation?

In a corporation, who owns the assets of the business?

What is a key duty of the board of directors in daily operations?

What happens to a corporation’s private assets if it fails?

What is the main distinction between corporations and non-corporations in ownership?

Which model argues corporations should serve a wider set of stakeholders?

Name one key area the government regulates to protect the economy and society?

What is the core idea of corporate governance (CG)?

Who are typically the owners in a corporation?

What does limited liability mean for shareholders?

What is the key benefit of separating ownership and control?

Which statement is true about corporate assets after dissolution?

What is a major disadvantage of separated ownership and control?

Which term describes conflicting interests between managers and owners?

What does the term ‘stakeholders’ include besides shareholders?

Which body is typically elected by shareholders to oversee management?

What sparked the formation of many CG codes worldwide?

Name a key advantage of CG for the economy.

What is a common CG objective in McGCG/OECD terms?

Which historical figure highlighted ownership separation from control?

Which act is associated with improving CG in the US after Enron?