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Corporate Law and the Myth of Efficient Market Control


Corporate Law and the Myth of Efficient Market Control

A central question in corporate legal theory is whether large corporations should be conceived as hierarchical en- claves that operate apart from markets or as ...

Corporate Law and the Myth of Efficient Market Control

In recent times, there has been an unprecedented shift in power from managers to shareholders, a shift that realizes the long-held theoretical aspiration of ...

Corporate Law and the Myth of Efficient Market Control

A central question in corporate legal theory is whether large corporations should be conceived as hierarchical enclaves that operate apart ...

Corporate Law and the Myth of Efficient Market Control

Corporate Law and the Myth of Efficient Market Control. William W. Bratton. UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA. Simone M. Sepe. UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA.

Corporate Law and Myth of Efficient Market Control

Simone Sepe & William Bratton, Corporate Law and Myth of Efficient Market Control, 105 Cornell L. Rev. (2020).

Corporate Law and the Myth of Efficient Market Control

Download Citation | On Jan 1, 2019, William Wilson Bratton and others published Corporate Law and the Myth of Efficient Market Control | Find, read and cite ...

Bratton and Sepe, 'Corporate Law and the Myth of Efficient Market ...

The market control paradigm relies on a narrow economic model that focuses on one problem only, management agency costs. With the rise of shareholder power, we ...

Corporate Law and the Myth of Efficient Market Control

Le contexte actuel est à l'investissement des hedge funds et autres investisseurs dans la gouvernance des entreprises, ce qui fournit l'occasion d'étudier et de ...

Simone M. Sepe | University of Arizona Law

Corporate Law and the Myth of Efficient Market Control, 105 Cornell L. Rev. 101 (2020) (with William J. Bratton). Shareholder Collaboration, 98 Tex. L. Rev ...

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The Market for Corporate Control: The Legal Framework ...

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Sepe, Corporate Law and the Myth of Efficient Market Control, 105 Cornell L. Rev. 675 (2020). Electronic copy available at: https://ssrn.com/abstract ...

William Wilson Bratton • Faculty - Penn Law School

... corporate finance, accounting, corporate legal history, and comparative corporate law. ... Corporate Law and the Myth of Efficient Market Control, 105 CORNELL L.

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The market punishes corporations that break the law (p. 91), and companies increase their profits by providing strong benefits to employees (p.