The Shareholder Value Myth: How Putting Shareholders First Harms Investors, Corporations, and the Public
by Lynn Stout
Lynn Stout questions the widespread belief that maximizing shareholder value should be the central purpose of corporations. The book explores how prioritizing shareholders may produce harmful consequences for investors, businesses, and the public, offering a critical perspective on corporate governance and modern business thinking.
About This Book
Lynn Stout examines the idea that corporations should put shareholders first.
The book challenges shareholder primacy as a guiding principle for corporate decision-making.
It considers how this approach may affect investors, corporations, and the public.
Written for readers interested in business, finance, economics, and corporate governance.
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