Concept information
Preferred term
shareholder voting power
Definition
- It is a general rule that voting rights in a corporation are allocated to its shareholders in a way that is proportional with their equity shares. This is intended to enshrine a natural principle that the distribution of decision-making power should mirror the distribution of capital invested. [Source: Encyclopedia of Power; Shareholder Voting Power]
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URI
https://concepts.sagepub.com/social-science/concept/shareholder_voting_power
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