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Conflicts of Interest within a Firm

While all participants in a firm share a common interest in its survival and success, they have competing interests regarding the firm's operations and the distribution of its proceeds. Conflicts arise over how to divide the financial gains among owners' profits, managerial salaries, and employee wages. Additionally, disagreements can occur over non-financial issues such as working conditions, managerial perks, and who holds decision-making authority.

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