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Berle and Means's analysis of the corporation--in particular, their view that those in control are not the owners of the corporation--raises questions about actions that corporations take to counter concerns regarding management's influence. What mechanisms, if any, do corporations implement to...
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Berle and Means's analysis of the corporation - in particular, their view that those in control are not the owners of the corporation - raises questions about actions that corporations take to counter concerns regarding management's influence. What mechanisms, if any, do corporations implement...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010290449
We model firms' incentives to voluntarily adopt corporate governance mechanisms and hypothesize that management's ability to extract private benefits, the need for external funds, and the ease with which a firm's assets may be monitored are important determinants of the level of governance....
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We model firms' incentives to voluntarily adopt corporate governance mechanisms and hypothesize that management's ability to extract private benefits, the need for external funds, and the ease with which a firm's assets may be monitored are important determinants of the level of governance....
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005688273
Berle and Means's analysis of the corporation - in particular, their view that those in control are not the owners of the corporation - raises questions about actions that corporations take to counter concerns regarding management's influence. What mechanisms, if any, do corporations implement...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10008665155
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Berle and Means' analysis of the corporation, and in particular their view that those in control are not the owners of the corporation, raises questions about actions that corporations take to counter concerns regarding management's influence. What mechanisms, if any, do corporations implement...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013147706
This paper empirically examines the extent to which firms adopt recommended but not required corporate governance guidelines. We examine the governance practices of approximately 200 Canadian firms on the TSX/S&P Index in each of five years. With this novel hand-collected data set, we establish...
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