Corporate Governance und Stakeholder-Ansatz: Implikationen für die betriebliche Finanzwirtschaft

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Springer-Verlag, 2013 M03 7 - 245 pages
Paul Wentges arbeitet die unternehmenstheoretischen Wurzeln des Shareholder-Value-Konzepts und des Stakeholder-Ansatzes im Hinblick auf die Corporate-Governance-Thematik heraus und leitet Handlungsempfehlungen für die Konzipierung von Corporate-Governance-Systemen ab.

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Abschnitt Agenten Aktiengesellschaften Aktionäre Alchian und Demsetz allerdings Anspruchsgruppen assets aufgrund Ausführungen Ausschüttungsquoten Bedeutung Berücksichtigung besitzen besteht Blair und Stout Board bspw Business Cash Coase Corporate Governance Corporate Governance-Systemen corporation costs daher Economic effizienten Eigenkapital Eigenkapitalgeber Einfluß Entscheidungen ex ante ex post externen externer Effekte fairen Finanztitel Finanzwirtschaft firm Freeman Fremdkapital gemäß Gesamtwertmaximierung Grossmann grundsätzlich Hart und Moore häufig Herv hierzu hohe Holdup Holmström Humankapital impliziten Ansprüche Informationsasymmetrien insbesondere institutionellen Interessen Japan Jensen und Meckling jeweiligen Kapitalmarkt Kapitalstruktur Kontrolle Kooperationspartner langfristig liquider Mittel Management Manager Markt Mitarbeiter Möglichkeit Moral Hazard muß neoklassischen Neuen Institutionenökonomik normative OECD ökonomischen opportunistischem Verhalten Organizational Capital Pecking Problem Property Rights-Theorie Quasirenten Rajan und Zingales Regel residualen Kontrollrechte Richter und Furubotn Risiko Sachkapital Shareholder Value Shareholder Value-Konzeptes Sicht Sinne spezifischen Investitionen Stakeholder Stakeholder-Ansatzes Stakeholder-Theorie stark Team Teammitglieder Theorie Titman Transaktion Transaktionskosten Unternehmensethik Unternehmensführung unternehmensspezifische Investitionen Unternehmenstheorie Verfügungsrechte Verschuldungsgrad Verträge wesentlichen Williamson 1990 Zahlungsströme zudem zukünftigen

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PD Dr. Paul Wentges habilitierte sich an der Fakultät für Mathematik und Wirtschaftswissenschaften der Universität Ulm.

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