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A publicly-traded company's shareholders hire a CEO to maximize the firm's value. The CEO can choose to exert high effort (working long hours, pursuing difficult innovations) or low effort (maintaining the status quo). The CEO's effort level is costly to them in terms of time and stress, and it is difficult for the thousands of dispersed shareholders to monitor accurately. The high effort would likely increase the company's profits and stock value, benefiting the shareholders.

Based on this hidden-action scenario, match each component of the economic model to its correct description.

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