The modern firm, corporate governance and investment / ed. by P.-O.Bjuggren, D.C.Mueller. - Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 2009. - ix, 414 p.: ill. - Incl. bibl. ref. - Ind.: p.401-414. - ISBN 978-1-84844-225-2  Место хранения:   022 | Институт экономики и организации промышленного производства | Новосибирск

Оглавление / Contents

List of contributors .......................................... vii Preface ...................................................... viii 1 Introduction: the modern firm, corporate governance and investment ................................................... 1 Per-Olof Bjuggren and Dennis C. Mueller PART I KEY ISSUES 2 Opening the black box of firm and market organization: antitrust ................................................... 11 Oliver E. Williamson 3 The corporation: an economic enigma ......................... 43 Dennis C. Mueller PART II THE THEORY OF THE FIRM FROM AN ORGANIZATIONAL PERSPECTIVE 4 A contractual perspective of the firm with an application to the maritime industry .................................... 63 Per-Olof Bjuggren and Johanna Palmberg 5 The use of managerial authority in the knowledge economy .... 82 Kirsten Foss 6 Competence and learning in the experimentally organized economy .................................................... 104 Gunnar Eliasson and Ǻsa Eliasson PART III INVESTMENTS AND THE LEGAL ENVIRONMENT 7 Corporate governance and investments in Scandinavia- ownership concentration and dual-class equity structure .... 139 Johan E. Eklund 8 The cost of legal uncertainty: the impact of insecure property rights on cost of capital ......................... 167 Per-Olof Bjuggren and Johan E. Eklund 9 The stock market, the market for corporate control and the theory of the firm: legal and economic perspectives .... 185 and implications for public policy Simon Deakin and Ajit Singh PART IV THE BOARD, MANAGEMENT RELATIONS AND OWNERSHIP STRUCTURE 10 Institutional ownership and dividends ...................... 225 Daniel Wiberg 11 Contracting around ownership: shareholder agreements in France ..................................................... 253 Camille Madelon and Steen Thomsen 12 Board governance of family firms and business groups with a unique regional dataset .................................. 292 Lluis Bru and Rafel Crespi 13 Better firm performance with employees on the board? ....... 323 R. Øystein Strøm 14 The determinants of German corporate governance ratings .... 361 Wolfgang Drobetz, Klaus Gugler and Simone Hirschvogl 15 Top management, education and networking ................... 382 Mogens Dilling-Hansen, Erik Strøjer Madsen and Valdemar Smith Index ......................................................... 401