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Shareholder Wealth Maximization as Means to an End

Bartlett, Robert P. - 2015

In several recent cases, the Delaware Chancery Court has emphasized that where a conflict of interest exists between holders of a company's common stock and holders of its preferred stock, the standard of conduct for directors requires that they strive to maximize the value of the corporation...

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Does high growth create value for shareholders? : evidence from S&P500 firms

Ataünal, Levent; Gurbuz, Ali Osman; Aybars, Asli - In: European financial and accounting journal : EFAJ 11 (2016) 3, pp. 25-38

This paper investigates the relationship between growth rate and shareholder value creation, using a sample of 243 non-financial Standard and Poor’s 500 (S&P500) companies, which have 22 years of consecutive data available (1993–2014). Sustainable Growth Rate Model (SGR) is used to divide...

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Corporate liquidity in normal and crisis times : what is the best yardstick?

Dorsman, A. B.; Westerman, Wim - In: Central European review of economics and management : CEREM 5 (2021) 4, pp. 9-32

Aim: This paper is meant to investigate measures that help to assess corporate liquidity in both normal and crisis … how a recent crisis affected liquidity and provide an overview of liquidity management on 27 electricity, oil/gas and …. In crisis times, whereas priorities do change, liquidity measures should not. Originality / value of the article: We …

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Генезис цивитальной организации: идеология нового мира

Kaluzhsky, M.L. - Volkswirtschaftliche Fakultät, … - 2006

methodology of the analysis of social processes in the conditions of crisis of traditional social philosophy. …

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Using a Contribution Margin as a solution to the Business Strategy in the Crisis

Leinweber, Václav - In: Ekonomika a managment 2009 (2009) 3

An unexpected loss created due to outdated calculation methods can be avoided through contribution margin calculation. Contribution margin are great for sophisticated monitoring of up-to-date situation in the company and as well it provides much better information than the accounting system....

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Crisis and recovery processes at industrial enterprises

Kislingerová, Eva - In: Ekonomika a managment 2009 (2009) 1

The aim of this paper is to describe current situation amid Czech industrial enterprises. The paper uses statistical data to demonstrate the trend of the last quarter of year 2008 and provides the outlook for 2009. The key focus is placed on the summary of industrial sector response to current...

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THE FINANCIAL CRISIS AND ITS IMPLICATIONS ON THE PUBLIC DEFICIT OF THE EU COUNTRIES

Ioan, Batrancea; Maria, Batrancea; Ramona-Anca, Nichita - In: Annals of Faculty of Economics 1 (2011) special, pp. 267-271

In this paper, the authors make an analysis of the second wave of the actual World Financial Crisis. They present the … consequences of the first wave of the World Financial Crisis, namely the Banking Crisis, on the EU countries public debts. …

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Financial Globalization and Labor: Employee Shareholding or Labor Regression?

Peralta, Nacho Álvarez; García, Bibiana Medialdea - Political Economy Research Institute (PERI), University … - 2008

. This wage adjustment is the result of the neoliberal policies developed to restore capital profitability after the crisis …

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Argentina One Year On: From a Monetary Crisis to a Financial Crisis

Sgard, Jérôme - In: La Lettre du CEPII (2002) 218

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Corporate Liquidity and Financial Fragility: The Role of Investment, Debt and Interest

Toporowski, Jan - Department of Economics, School of Oriental and African … - 2012

The paper addresses the issue of how debt deflation may arise in a capitalist economy with a sophisticated credit system. It argues that the standard argument of debt deflationists, that debt-financed investment causes a build-up of unsustainable investment, fails to recognise that debt is back...

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