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Shareholder Protection in Corporate Law: Balancing Act for Publicly Traded Corporations

Elsevier eBooks
Corporate Law: Publicly Traded Corporations
Arthur R. Pinto

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The article talks about how corporate law protects shareholders in publicly traded corporations. These corporations can have widely dispersed ownership or be controlled by a small group. Different countries have different ownership structures. To protect shareholders, various approaches have been suggested. There are also debates on whether corporate law should protect stakeholders other than shareholders.