One Share - One Vote: The Theory

By Mike Burkart, S. Lee. 2007

164 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Accounting, Finance

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In Accounting

1. Thomas J. Chemmanur
2. Yawen Jiao
3. David Yermack
4. Kasper Meisner Nielsen
5. Morten Bennedsen
6. Paul P. Momtaz
7. Thomas Philippon
8. Paul M. Guest

In Finance

1. Yawen Jiao
2. David Yermack
3. Kasper Meisner Nielsen
4. Morten Bennedsen
5. Thomas J. Chemmanur
6. Ronald W. Masulis
7. Alex Edmans
8. Paraskevi Katsiampa

Citations in the corpus

• Dual class IPOs: A theoretical analysis (2012, background): “…that a value increasing takeover by a rival would not be consummated (in a setting where incumbent management obtains private benefits of control).8 Burkart and Lee (2008) provide a survey on theoretical studies related to securityvoting structures, and classify them into four categories: First,…”
• Shareholder Voting and Corporate Governance (2010, background): “Burkhart and Lee (2008) provide a recent overview of this literature.”
• Incentive and entrenchment effects in European ownership (2009, background): “8See Burkart and Lee (2008) for a recent survey of alternative theoretical explanations of the economic consequences of separating cash flow and votes.”