he primary objective of financial accounting information is to provide useful information to the following: a. Regulators b. Management c. Academicians d. Capital providers

The answer is: D

Explanation:

Financial reports are prepared to provide useful information to the business' capital providers, that is, the investors and creditors. These two groups of stakeholders are responsible for providing financial resources which enable companies to start, continue or expand their operations. These reports, which contain accounting information, are generated by management and evaluated against reporting standards to meet the regulatory requirements set by regulators.