Starting from Berle and Means (1932), some argue that the Anglo-American style separation of ownership and control
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Starting from Berle and Means (1932), some argue that the Anglo-American style separation of ownership and control is an inevitable outcome in corporate governance for large firms. Others contend that this is one variant (among several) on how large firms can be effectively governed and that it is not necessarily the most efficient form. What do you think?
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ANSWER Berle and Means in their seminal work The Modern Corporation and Private Property published in 1932 argued that the separation of ownership and control is a characteristic feature of large corp...View the full answer
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