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As a publicly traded company, yes they do. Customer satisfaction only matters to the extent that it increases shareholder value.
by zaccus 9y ago
As a publicly traded company, yes they do. Customer satisfaction only matters to the extent that it increases shareholder value.
- Dylan16807 9y ago> Customer satisfaction only matters to the extent that it increases shareholder value. Which it does, so it is a completely valid option. There is absolutely nothing forcing them to pick any particular use for the money. Both uses benefit the company in some way. Both uses are fine. It's not like they're burning it.
- zaccus 9y agoIt may, it may not. If not lowering prices benefits shareholders more, then that is what they have to do. >There is absolutely nothing forcing them to pick any particular use for the money. Except this legal precedent right here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dodge_v._Ford_Motor_Co https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dodge_v._Ford_Motor_Co.