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Silent Partners

Name: Silent Partners
Brand: iUniverse
SKU: 07369845
Price: 5003 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Daniel J Baum
ISBN: 9780595469109

Institutional Investors and Corporate Control

Daniel J Baum

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 07369845

Publishers iUniverse, August 2007

""The Silent Partners" is in the tradition of such landmark volumes as Adolf A. Berle Jr.'s "Power W... Full description

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""The Silent Partners" is in the tradition of such landmark volumes as Adolf A. Berle Jr.'s "Power Without Property" and Joseph A. Livingston's "The American Stockholder," It helps set in focus the public policy issues, as well as the economic and legal questions arising from a predominant fact in present-day business life-the shift in ownership of America's corporations from individuals to institutions. This fact is no less significant than the decline of family ownership . and the rise of the publicly owned corporation." Albert J. Kraus, "The New York Times"