Business, Management and Accounting
4 years ago

Shareholders' Power in Corporate Decision-Making: Should It Be Increased?

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Classifying Institutional Investors
K.A.D. Camara

Paper Summary

The article discusses how shareholders in companies have limited power in decision-making, with a debate on whether they should have more control. The author argues against giving shareholders more power, defending the current system. The main focus is on how decision-making authority is allocated in different areas of law, with a comparison to Dutch, German, and Delaware laws.

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