...Shallu Batra; Mahender Yadav; Mohit Saini Purpose The purpose of this study is twofold: first, to examine the relationship between foreign ownership and stock return volatility and second, to explore how COVID-19 impacts such a relationship. Design/methodology/approach This empirical research...

... Aboriginal people as property‐owners, and there is a view abroad amongst the wider public that the relationship of Aboriginal people to land is something other than ownership as we understand that term in Western legal and economic thought. This view most often is expressed as something like “Aboriginal...

...Tuomo Takala The aim of this article is to present the great lines of managerial thoughts concerning ownership, business, social responsibility and leadership. The perspective of consideration is historical, and especially conceptual. We noticed that in the twentieth century a modern business...

...‐standing fiction that the corporation is a “legal person” Economics Industrial relations Industry Ownership Social economics Work The employee is in fact not a conduit of responsibility; the employee inexorably remains a de facto responsible person. The employees,together with any working...

... and others may be characterized as totalitarian state capitalism. © MCB UP Limited 1994 Capitalism Economic systems Market economy Ownership Social economics Socialism USSR The conventional analysis of “non‐market” economic systems denies the existence of markets in the Soviet‐type...

... the interests of capital and labour. Experiments range from quality circles to far fuller worker participation in decision making and ownership. However, these experiments are coming forth slowly and timidly. Once in place, property rights are exceedingly difficult to alter. Thus those property rights chosen...

...Malcolm Rutherford Discusses and analyses Veblen′s views on corporate ownership and control and on the risk of a professional managerial class of engineers and experts. Veblen′s views are compared with those of Berle and Means and of J.K. Galbraith. International Journal of Social On Trusts...

... one's own capital one does not have to pay interest, which in a way is also a form of getting interest. Putting aside the factor of price rises, such interest can be regarded as non-labour income, i.e. ownership right income. In addition to interest, people may also acquire income by taking investment...