Titlebook: Cliques and Capitalism; A Modern Networked T Deborah E. Lange Book 2011 Deborah E. de Lange 2011 agency theory.capitalism.corporate governa

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Introductionk is primarily intended to develop a theory of the firm that reflects the American firm as it exists in recent times and then to design an improved sustainable model for future consideration. Thus, the book begins with a review of strategy and organizations’ theories of the firm so that it is clear

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A Review of Theories for the Modern Firm is applied most often. A couple of theories, lately, do seem to hold favor a majority of the time, while others have not remained popular, but they are still recognized and resurface now and then. I hope to explain why many of these theories are helpful and at the same time, that we have reached a

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The Stock Market Bureaucracycomposed of market systems—a trading floor and/or complicated computer trading systems, stock brokers, analysts, investment bankers, and regulative overseers such as the SEC (Security and Exchange Commission). This is a massive support system that every stock exchange requires to support shareholder

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Cliques of Legitimizing Leadersinchpin was described in the last chapter, being the financial or stock market bureaucracy. Second, cliques of legitimizing leaders, the senior management teams together with boards of directors that “l(fā)ead” firms are culpable in the recent disaster and the demise of large firms, in general, more for

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A Superior Model—Sustainabilityscribes a possible solution as a model of a sustainable firm. I will compare and contrast the earlier model of the American firm with this more desirable model. Although many potential sustainable future scenarios likely exist for the future of firms, I offer a possibility here, once again illustrat