Business, 06.03.2020 23:33, xxQueenPxx7432

An ethical manager is considering multiple investments for a firm. The different investments pay different amounts in 1 year. Which of the following investments should the manager choose:

A.) Pays the firm $500k and pays the manager $100k

B.) Pays the firm $100k and the manager $500k

C.) Pays the firm $400k and the manager $400k

D.) Pays the firm $700k and the manager $100k

E.) None of these answers

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