In Regards to Family Ownership, All of the Following Are

In regards to family ownership, all of the following are true except:
a. Most small firms in the world are owned and controlled by families.
b. The vast majority of large corporations throughout continental Europe, Asia, Latin America, and Africa no longer feature concentrated family ownership and control.
c. Family ownership and control may provide better incentives for the firm to focus on long-run performance.
d. Such ownership may also minimize the conflict between owners and professional managers typically encountered in widely owned firms.
e. Family ownership and control may lead to the selection of less qualified managers who happen to be the sons, daughters, and relatives of owners.