by ericmjackson
In this 2000 study, Don Hambrick and Eric Jackson discover that most commonly prescribed corporate governance structural prescriptions have no relation to long-term increases in total shareholder returns -- except for boards who have a large number of outside directors who have purchased meaningful stakes of equity in the companies out of their own pockets.
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04/19/2009 |
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