The Modern Corporation Statement on Economics

Autor: M. Houston, J. Holmwood, Nihel Chabrak, M. Smith, M. Sabaratnam, L. Horn, K. Reader, Antoine Rebérioux, Paddy Ireland, Hugh Willmott, P. Welch, David Jacobs, Robert E. Wright, M. Palazzi, Roger L. Martin, Machiko Nissanke, T. Hines, Alice Rose Bryer, David Gindis, Alessia Contu, Grahame Thompson, S. Blankenburg, Dennis Leech, K. McSorley, Vincenzo Bavoso, Paolo Quattrone, P. Ainley, M. A. O’Sullivan, P. Beusch, Lorenzo Massa, Timothy Kuhn, Steve Keen, Stuart Farquhar, Roger Gill, O. Komlik, Andrew Martín Fischer, J. Culik, H-J. Chang, Ilan Talmud, Maria Aluchna, Mariana Mazzucato, N. Harfoush, Neil Lancastle, David Knights, Jeroen Veldman, Chris Carter, Julie Matthaei, Bill Cooke, Barbara Czarniawska, C. Sauviat, T. Ali, M. Loughlin, H. Syna Desivilya, Roger Brown, B. K. O'Rourke, David J. Cooper, S. Fleetwood, N. Edmond, William Lazonick, M-L. Djelic, M. Ali Dikerdem, J-P. Chanteau, M. Addis, M. Boland, C. May, D. Wield, R. F. Coles, Michael Pirson, H. Vrolijk, G. Delalieux, Nitasha Kaul, Dawa Sherpa, Julie Froud, Keith Robson, Henning Schwardt, Willy Maley

SSRN papers, 8 p.; From the early decades of the twentieth century, a dominant characteristic of the modern "capitalist" corporation, especially in the United States, was the separation of asset ownership in the form of publicly traded shares from al

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