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Corporations and Stakeholders: Managing Businesses in Turbulent Times (An Ethical Dilemma)
Abstract
American companies dominated the corporate scenario in the early 90's, then Asian and European companies rose and challenged the mighty American corporation at global scenario. In the last decade also, we have seen various mergers, acquisitions, and takeovers by companies in a bid to salvage their businesses. Economic theories related to trade like absolute and comparative advantage have further helped companies to manage their global businesses under fierce competition. Corporations have adopted corporate governance models like Anglo Saxon model of corporate governance focused theoretically on accountability and reporting, but the continental European model stressed concentration of economic capital. Also, the chapter will provide an insight as to how stakeholder management approach in light of redefining the businesses makes changes to stay relevant to the market. The time of turbulence is also one of the great opportunities for those who can understand, accept, and exploit the new realities.
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