What can reduce the conflict of interest between shareholders and corporate managers? Check all that apply: The threat of being fired after a hostile takeover The threat of lawsuits by disgruntled shareholders Paying executives with restricted stocks or stock options granted over a long period of time The threat of being fired by the board of directors
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