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Green Dividends: A Case Study in Green Dividends and the Conditions for Private Ordering Solutions
This Essay introduces a novel private ordering solution to facilitate corporate investments in pro-social and environmental initiatives: Green dividends. Green dividends are an optional increase in shareholder dividends that are returned to the company to be reinvested in environmental initiatives o
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