The primary goal of financial management is most associated with increasing the:A. dollar amount of each sale.B. traffic flow within the firm's stores.C. the fixed costs while lowering the variable costs.D. firm's liquidity.E. market value of the firm.

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Answer: E. market value of the firm.

Explanation: Increasing the market value of the firm is usually the primary goal of financial management which is defined as the area of a business that is concerned with its profitability, expenses, cash and credit, all of which are pivotal in increasing the market value of the firm for its shareholders in addition to carrying out its goals and objectives. By so doing we are saying that the business has or is maximizing equity.