Corporate Governance: Institutions and Performance: Institutions and Performance

Author: Cui Rubo
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: In mainstream theoretical economics, corporate governance has always been a key focus and challenge. If we compare the theory of the firm to the "crown" of mainstream theoretical economics, then the theory of corporate governance structure is the "pearl" on this crown. It embodies the author's efforts and dedication over more than three years, as well as the insights and summaries from the author's decade-long research. This book primarily adopts a comprehensive analytical approach, a comparative analytical approach, a combination of theoretical and empirical research, and a combination of exploratory and normative research, focusing on the three levels of "what is," "why," and "how to do." In terms of specific analytical methods, the book mainly follows the methods of classical economics, such as marginal analysis, cost-minimization or profit-maximization methods, etc.