Tommorow's Corporation

Friday, July 1, 1994

Tommorow's Corporation [PDF]

What do U.S. share owners really want? What should be the roles of the different stakeholders such as employee owners and institutional investors? In what ways will ownership structures change? What tools will be available for motivating employees, managers, share owners, etc.? What will be the structure of tomorrow's corporation?

Bob Monks discusses the future of corporations, including issues of globaliazation and institutional ownership. 1994

July 1, 1994 in globalization , institutional investors , accountability , Corporate Power , fiduciary duty | 0 comments |

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