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Learning Objectives
• Exam he different ownership structures for
businesses globally and how this impacts the
separation between ownership and management –
ncy problem
• Evaluate the dist tions between the two major
forms of management goals – stockholder wealth
ization versus stakeholder capitalism
Learning Objectives cont.
• Distinguish differences in operational goals pursued
by management depending on whether the
is operated by owners or professional
management
• yze the goals and forms of corporate
ernance in use in the global market ce today,
and whether that attracts or deters cross-border
investment
• Examine how trends orporate ernance are
altering the competitive landscape for multinational
enterprises
OUTLINE
1. Who Owns the Business?
2. The Goal of Management
3. Publicly Traded Versus Priva y Held: The Global Shift
4. Corporate ernance
4.1 Who Owns the Business?
• Exhibit 4.1 distinguishes between public ownership
of commercial enterprises and priva y owned
companies.
• Public ownership may be wholly state-owned or
partially publicly traded. State Owned
Enterprises (SOEs) are created for business
purposes rather than for regulation or civil
activities.
• Private firms may be publicly traded (stock) or
priva y owned by partners or family.
Exhibit 4.1 Business Ownership
version
1、国有企业
2、三资企业 (其 外合作企业、中外合资企业、 外
商独资企业)
3、集体企业
民营企业
4、私营企业
Who Owns the Business?
• The global market ce trades both SOEs and private
firms.
• Often firms “go public” via an initial public offering
(IPO) and sell a portion of the firm to the
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