Doesn't this all consolidate down to the court case for Dodge vs Ford in 1919, where shareholder primacy was upheld as the primary goal for every publicly-traded company?
If we got rid of that judgement, so that publicly-traded companies could act in the best interests of their customers and employees rather than the shareholders, it would drastically improve the state of companies in America.
Doesn't this all consolidate down to the court case for Dodge vs Ford in 1919, where shareholder primacy was upheld as the primary goal for every publicly-traded company?
If we got rid of that judgement, so that publicly-traded companies could act in the best interests of their customers and employees rather than the shareholders, it would drastically improve the state of companies in America.
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