A corporation has set a goal to increase its return on investment (ROI).

D. Result in managers rejecting profitable projects.

the corporation has set up an incentive program tha.

This is the most pronounced & contraversial dilema in organisations today- meeting "unrealistic targets". Yes it is true that some managers & superiors expect their employees to sometimes achieve the "unachievable" which may seem to be truly unfair to employees & surbordinates. Some managers & superiors may put such targets as way to to see deligence in work, to check the attitudes of employees towards their policies, to keep away employees from redudancy or to motivate them to achieve more WHILE other managers or superiors may just want to exploit employees, to show their authority or superiority, to trap employees & terminate them if they fail. However; giving it a "short" wouldn't be bad especially that managers & superiors want "positive attitudes & zeal" from employees, therefore you can agree to the targets with a positive attitude & then work deligently towards achieving the "unachievable". It is modest for managers & superiors to appreciate the efforts of their employees & surbordinates due to the time & effort they put in work even though they failed to achieve the targets. Thanx for the invitation

The pursuit of alternative solutions that lead to the same results

Depending on what type of return you’re seeking on an investment you make in your business, there are different ways to improve your ROI. Returns can include increased profits, reduced expenses or intangible benefits such as improved operating efficiencies or increased brand awareness. Clearly defining your goals and setting as many quantifiable benchmarks as possible will help you increase the payback on the different initiatives you take to improve your company. Return” Calculate Your Current Return Reduce Costs Increase Revenues Re-Evaluate Your Expectations

B. Cause the corporation to select high-risk investments.

A corporation setting a goal to increase its return on investment (ROI) is a common objective for many companies. Here are a few strategies a corporation can use to increase its ROI: Cost cutting measures: Identify areas where expenses can be reduced and implement cost-saving strategies. Increase revenue: Identify new revenue streams and opportunities for growth, such as expanding into new markets or introducing new products. Improve efficiency: Implement process improvements and use technology to increase efficiency and productivity.

Whether you're implementing new business software or aggressively investing in a marketing campaign, the ultimate goal is to make more money.

The pursuit of alternative solutions that lead to the same results

B. Cause the corporation to select high-risk investments.

try my best to achieve the goals in my capacity and I will surely take his guidance how can i do it.