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Corporate Law Hinders Progress: Stakeholders, Not Shareholders, Should Lead Corporations.

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Corporate Friction: How Corporate Law Impedes American Progress and What To Do About It by David Yosifon
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The book "Corporate Friction" argues that U.S. corporations should prioritize the interests of stakeholders over shareholders. This shift challenges the current shareholder-centric model of corporate governance in the United States.