Business, Management and Accounting
4 years ago

Shareholders' Voting Powers Questioned as Influence Takes Center Stage

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Powers, Shareholders and Justifications for Duties
Ernest Lim

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The article argues that current explanations for why shareholders should have voting powers are not convincing. Instead, it suggests that informal power can be exercised through influence.