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Aligning the Interests of Multiple Principals: Ownership Concentration and Profitability in China's Publicly-Traded Firms
Across the social sciences, agency theory has become one of the basic frameworks through which to analyze the organizational problem of aligning interests between owners (principals) and those who carry out the work of the corporation (agents). Less often analyzed within this framework is the proble
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