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01 November 2003
Taking Shareholder Protection Seriously? Corporate Governance in the United States and Germany
The paper undertakes a comparative study of the set of laws affecting corporate governance in the United States and Germany, and an evaluation of their design - if one assumes that their objective were the protection of the interests of...
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