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All of them except B. Unfortunately, B is the only one whose interests are commonly represented in publicly traded US companies these days. B is the prototypic

• oldmanjay 12y ago
  bullshit. pure bullshit.
  • codemonkeymike 12y ago
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• bduerst 12y ago
  This is the reasoning behind why some companies are staying privately-traded (e.g. Epic Systems) with some success. It makes it hard to raise money, but gives more control over executive management and company direction. It's also why the B-Corp is becoming increasingly popular, as it can shield management against being sued for not profit maximizing.