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_aBainbridge, Stephen M., _eauthor. _9111381 |
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_aThe profit motive : _bdefending shareholder value maximization / _cStephen M. Bainbridge. |
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_aCambridge : _bCambridge University Press, _c2023. |
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505 | 0 | _aIntroduction -- I. The law -- The battle of River Rouge -- Fireplug funding for Princeton -- Why didn't the cubs have to play nigh baseball? -- Defending dodge -- To make stakeholder capitalism the rule, you would have to change most of corporate law -- What about the benefit corporation? -- II. The merits -- Possible merits of the business roundtable's embrace of stakeholder capitalism -- Was there a business case for the business roundtable's embrace for the stakeholder capitalism -- Why did the business roundtable CEOs shift their position? -- Why the business roundtable CEOs should have stayed the course. | |
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