Which of the following is not a stakeholders expectation of shareholders?

Question

a.grownth in divident payments

b.consistents divident payments

c.grownth in net asset value

d.adequate liquidiy

Answer 1

Here we go again .....

... 'stakeholders' (who-ever they are) can 'expect' whatever they like - however the (typically self-appointed) 'stakeholders' are ENTITLED to essentially nothing .. so WHO CARES what their "expectations" are ???

SO, after eliminating the nonsense word, your question reduces to :-

"Which of the following is not an expectation of shareholders ?"

.. and the answer is "It depends - different Shareholders have different expectations"

For example, those who are looking for INCOME shares focus on a & b (and not normally on c or d), whilst those seeking GROWTH shares focus on c (and normally do not expect a).

In the current 'credit crunch' climate, EVERY shareholder will be focusing on d ...

NB. This question attempts to 'link' (by assumption) the term 'stakeholder' with the actual business owners - the shareholders - in order to legitimise the term 'stakeholder' and place it 'on par' with the shareholders ..

This is a type of propaganda (lies) is usually associated with  communist / socialist (nonsense) beliefs .. it is a (slightly) more subtle form of the 'When did you stop beating your wife ?' construction ..