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If a firm attempts to maximize its fundamental stock price, is this good or bad for society? I have a text that explains that it can be good for society, but I need a little more information and a couple of sources.

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If a firm attempts to maximize its fundamental stock price, is this good or bad for society? I have a text that explains that it can be good for society, but I need a little more information and a couple of sources.

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If a firm attempts to maximize its fundamental stock price, the impact of society can be both good or bad, depending on the actions taken by the company to maximize its fundamental value by enhancing profitability and revenues. If the firm engages in ...

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