The Economic Implications of Corporate Governance

2009 ◽  
Author(s):  
Philip H. Dybvig ◽  
Mitch Warachka
Author(s):  
Antonio Corvino

Over the last months, the COVID-19 pandemic represented a disruptive phenomenon, in terms of health and socio-economic implications. Organizations and human capital are thereon tackling effects ascribable to a real structural change. In particular, each effect (i.e., smart working, the ways of knowledge accumulation and sharing, etc.) is significantly conditioning their life cycle. Therefore, the enterprise is facing new challenges, such as the refreshing of the corporate governance path, the rethinking of the business model (Caputo, Pizzi, Pellegrini, & Dabić, 2020; Pizzi, Corbo, & Caputo, 2020; Rosato, Caputo, Valente, & Pizzi, 2021) and so on, which are described by some papers published in the present issue.


2017 ◽  
Vol 3 (1) ◽  
pp. 203
Author(s):  
Ammar Shihab Ahmed ◽  
Osman Amin Ahmad

It is the subject of corporate governance topics important due to the increasing moral hazard in the departments of joint stock companies practices resulting from the separation of management from ownership, which have opposite interests, which generated a host of problems between the two parties, which has affected negatively on the old and new investors to invest their money's confidence in joint-stock companies after the Crisis series the scandals, which affected major joint-stock companies, which led in turn to a decline in investment at the level of the overall economy and increasing unemployment, low national income, which has economic implications and social bad, hence the term corporate governance, the result of those problems are addressed by defining the obligations and rights of both the administration and other parties relevant, and that the application of the rules of corporate governance is very important to improve corporate performance, which has economic implications and his meeting positive. I have been conducting a prospective study on one of the joint-stock companies through the distribution of a questionnaire to some of the shareholders and employees in order to identify the extent of the application of corporate governance rules and principles of it, and the relationship of the company with other parties of non-contributors and has research found that the company management is working to their advantage and lack of attention to the interests of small shareholders and some foreign parties, which are at the heart of the application of the rules of banking governance.


2012 ◽  
Author(s):  
A.M.I Lakshan ◽  
W.M.H.N. Wijekoon

2006 ◽  
Author(s):  
Geoffrey Owen ◽  
Tom Kirchmaier ◽  
Jeremy Grant
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