Most modern businesses are seeking for multi- objectives. The priority of the objectives will certainly affect the strategies chosen by the business. The purpose of this paper is to survey the priority of business objectives and compare the result among American, Japanese and Taiwanese firms. We found that the business objectives in Taiwn in descending order are: market share, productivity, return on investent, matching production and marketing, new products, personnel development, working conditions, product portfolio, corporate image, capital structure, social responsibilities and share prices. By Spearman rank correlation coefficients, this order is similar to that of the Japanese firms but is significantly differernt from that of the American firms. Relatively speaking, Taiwanese and Japanese firms emphasize more on the long-term objectives while American firms are more concerned with relatively short-term objective such as share pricess.