送交者: skipper3 于 2005-2-02, 14:59:48:

回答: You sure can do both. But you can't just say one. That's dishonest. 由 Enlighten 于 2005-2-02, 14:47:21:

an earning target. It's his job to make projections (Pan would be paid by government so he has to say something isn't it). And he can boost the value of his stock options by making such projection. But as a shareholder you would have a problem to believe everything what he said. On the other hand you can't downright say the CEO is lying isn't it?

• Are you kidding? - Enlighten (336 bytes) 2005-2-02, 15:14:56
  • I thin you are very nerdy. If you believe the Enron affair - skipper3 (68 bytes) 2005-2-02, 15:26:00
    • Wait, who's the principal and who's the agent in Pan's case? - Enlighten (163 bytes) 2005-2-02, 15:30:46
      • principal: gen. public, agent: Pan's employer and to some degree - skipper3 (12 bytes) 2005-2-02, 15:44:33
        • ok, i'll buy it for now. but it still doesn't justify lying to the public. - Enlighten (174 bytes) 2005-2-02, 15:53:28
    • "principal-agent problem" that is - skipper3 (0 bytes) 2005-2-02, 15:28:38

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