What Have CEOs Been Doing?

Louis P. Galambos

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Corporate Finance and Governance Historical Economic and Social Studies Economic Theory and Institutions

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The author traces and evaluates the major trends in the history and theory of the modern corporation: the literature dealing with market control, the New Business History that emphasizes efficiency, and recent developments by the Chicago School and the theorists of transactions costs. He concludes with an analysis of the recent problems U.S. corporations have experienced in managing innovation.

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