The Economic Structure of Corporate Law.

Gerald F. Davis · Frank H. Easterbrook · Daniel R. Fischel

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Corporate Finance and Governance Corporate Governance and Law Law, Economics, and Judicial Systems

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The corporate contract limited liability voting the fiduciary principle the business judgment rule, and the derivative suit corporate control transactions the appraisal remedy tender offers the incorporation debate and state antitakeover statutes close corporations trading on inside information mandatory disclosure optimal damages.

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