Means by Which the Securities Markets Serve to Mitigate Principal-Agent

Means by which the securities markets serve to mitigate principal-agent or information asymmetry problems include all of the following EXCEPT:

A) Management realizes that its reputation with investors is valuable, and can be sustained only if accurate information is provided on a timely basis.
B) Various market mechanisms exist to discipline a firm's management, and thus to mitigate conflicts of interest between management and shareholders.One of the most powerful is the threat of a hostile takeover of the firm, after which management is fired.
C) Exchanges such as the NYSE regularly publish lists of firms that appear to be overvalued because their management is poor.