Privately-Held and Publicly-Held Companies: A Comparison of Strategic Choices and Management Processes

Albert O. Trostel · Mary Lippitt Nichols

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This paper describes the development of a theory relating differences between privately-held and publiclyheld companies to differences in their strategies and management processes. Results of a stu...

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