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2015
This chapter examines issues relating to corporate governance in closely held corporations. It begins by describing the typical characteristics of closely held corporations, with particular emphasis on shareholder involvement in management, number of shareholders, share transfers, market for shares, and the broad spectrum of shareholders and ...
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This chapter examines issues relating to corporate governance in closely held corporations. It begins by describing the typical characteristics of closely held corporations, with particular emphasis on shareholder involvement in management, number of shareholders, share transfers, market for shares, and the broad spectrum of shareholders and ...
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The Enforcement of Public Price Controls
Journal of Political Economy, 1980Price controls differ across industries systematically as predicted by the theory regulators maximize political support. This approach views the price controllers as choosing, subject to technology and budget constraints, the appropriate enforcement to balance the support from holding down prices against the opposition from dead-weight loss ...
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2020
The chapter analyses the public enforcement of the conduct of business regulation of South Korea and the UK. The UK’s public enforcement by the regulator is a compliance-focused approach. This approach relies on the goodwill of financial institutions and focuses on helping to improve the internal control system to facilitate compliance. However, as the
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The chapter analyses the public enforcement of the conduct of business regulation of South Korea and the UK. The UK’s public enforcement by the regulator is a compliance-focused approach. This approach relies on the goodwill of financial institutions and focuses on helping to improve the internal control system to facilitate compliance. However, as the
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Abstract This chapter examines the theoretical and practical distinctions between civil and criminal public enforcement of corporate laws. It critiques traditional markers of the civil–criminal divide and highlights how modern enforcement practices blur these lines, particularly in the United States, where civil penalties often ...
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Public and Private enforcement of Social Rights
2019The constitutions adopted in the second half of the twentieth century and the international and transnational legal sources all recognise 'social rights'. According to the Italian legal literature and jurisprudence, social rights may be not considered as real individual rights.
Cippitani, Roberto, Colcelli
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Enforcement of Competition Law: Public Enforcement and Competition Agencies
2020The increased focus on an effective enforcement of competition law in both developed and transitional economies has highlighted the debate on enforcement tools and institutions. Designing antitrust institutions became crucial, not only because a desirable substantive outcome of competition issues relies on an appropriate definition of competition ...
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Public Law, Public Enforcement
Abstract This chapter analyses the dominant (public) enforcement paradigm in public law. It illustrates the current strength of this paradigm across a variety of areas of public law including the criminal law and modern competition and consumer law (outside the United States), pointing to the burgeoning of modern regulatory agencies ...openaire +1 more source
SSRN Electronic Journal
Abstract This chapter examines public enforcement’s role in capital market development, challenging earlier claims that minimize its significance. It reviews empirical studies that use resource-based measures to assess public enforcement’s impact on financial market performance, capital flows, and regulatory reforms.
Howell Edmunds Jackson, Jeffery Y. Zhang
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Abstract This chapter examines public enforcement’s role in capital market development, challenging earlier claims that minimize its significance. It reviews empirical studies that use resource-based measures to assess public enforcement’s impact on financial market performance, capital flows, and regulatory reforms.
Howell Edmunds Jackson, Jeffery Y. Zhang
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The International Enforcement of Public Rights
1990Abstract The Restatement on the Conflict of Laws (First) which appeared in 1934 provided ins. 610 that ‘no action can be maintained on a right created by the law of a foreign state as a method of furthering its own governmental interests’. This was supplemented by s.
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