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Stockholders and managers not always agreeing on decisions pertaining to a company’s activities is called: (a)    business risk

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Stockholders and managers not always agreeing on decisions pertaining to a company’s activities is called:

(a)    business risk.

(b)    leverage. 

(c)     financial risk.

(d)    agency risk.