Match the terms relating to the basic terminology and concepts of corporate finance on the left with the descriptions of the terms on the right. Read each description carefully and type the letter of the description in the Answer column next to the correct term. These are not necessarily complete definitions, but there is only one possible answer for each term Term Answer Description This benefit is conferred by the corporate form of organization in which an investor's personal responsibility for the debts of the business are limited to the amount the investor has invested in the firm
Finance A. Corporation B. This is the worth of a good or service as established by the discounted and current value of the item's cash flows C. This general term is given to an individual or a group that has an interest in, or is affected by, a business Treasurer Limited liability D. This position and title is held by the individual responsible for planning and managing how the firm is financed, when its funds are raised, and how its risks are managed. This is a company's attitude and standards of conduct toward its stakeholders, including its customers, stockholders, creditors, employees, suppliers, management, and the community This is a participant in a partnership, whose personal assets may not be seized to satisfy the debts of the partnership. This state-created entity is authorized to conduct business and offer its owners an investment with an unlimited life. Business ethicS E. Limited partner F. Double taxation of dividends Shareholder wealth maximization G. This is a disadvantage of the corporate organization since it requires taxes to be levied on both the income of the firm and the dividend income earned by its shareholders It addresses how financial resources are obtained, allocated, and managed by a person, a business organization, or a governmental entity H. Stakeholder I. Value J. This primary goal of financial management is evaluated by the effect of a decision or an action on the value of the firm.

1. Limited liability: This benefit is conferred by the corporate form of organization in which an investor's personal responsibility for the debts of the business are limited to the amount the investor has invested in the firm.

2. Value: This is the worth of a good or service as established by the discounted and current value of the item's cash flows.

3. Stakeholder: This general term is given to an individual or a group that has an interest in, or is affected by, a business.

4. Treasurer: This position and title is held by the individual responsible for planning and managing how the firm is financed, when its funds are raised, and how its risks are managed.

5. Business ethics: This is a company's attitude and standards of conduct toward its stakeholders, including its customers, stockholders, creditors, employees, suppliers, management, and the community.

6. Limited partner: This is a participant in a partnership, whose personal assets may not be seized to satisfy the debts of the partnership.

7. Corporation: This state-created entity is authorized to conduct business and offer its owners an investment with an unlimited life.

8. Double taxation of dividend: This is a disadvantage of the corporate organization since it requires taxes to be levied on both the income of the firm and the dividend income earned by its shareholders.

9. Finance: It addresses how financial resources are obtained, allocated, and managed by a person, a business organization, or a governmental entity.

10. Shareholder wealth maximization: This primary goal of financial management is evaluated by the effect of a decision or an action on the value of the firm.