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Ownership as a concept is defined as a set of rights and obligations related to assets, including the user rights, the profit rights, the control rights, and the disposal rights. Many modern corporations, notably publicly limited companies, are characterized by the presence of multiple owner types, giving rise to diverse ownership structures.
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2017
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Does common ownership really increase firm coordination?
Journal of Financial Economics, 2021Katharina Lewellen
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Self‐Ownership and World Ownership
1994Abstract This chapter attempts to lessen the appeal of self-ownership by showing how it counters well-entrenched moral positions. It argues that welfarists should not believe that libertarianism offers either: a compelling case for dismissing welfare rights; or the possibility of an economic constitution which is consonant with the ...
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Self-Ownership as a Form of Ownership
2016Merely by sharing an environment, we each face a trade-off between freedom to act and freedom from interference. The goal of this chapter is to elucidate self-ownership by taking it seriously as a form of ownership, understood as an institution for optimizing the trade-off between freedom to go about one’s life and freedom from the interference of ...
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Common ownership and competition in product markets
Journal of Financial Economics, 2021Andrew Koch +2 more
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