Business, Management and Accounting
4 years ago

Enhanced legal protection boosts corporate value and market development in Brazil.

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Journal of civil law studies
Legal Protection of Minority Shareholders of Listed Corporations in Brazil: Brief History, Legal Structure and Empirical Evidence
Bruno Meyerhof Salama, Viviane Muller Prado

Paper Summary

Minority shareholders in Brazil need legal protection for fair treatment and to help the economy grow. Studies show that when minority shareholders are better protected, companies are worth more and the stock market is stronger. This means that having laws to protect minority shareholders is not just fair, but also good for the economy.

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