Corporations – Episode 7: Corporate Separation of Ownership and Control

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Recorded23 Jul 2025

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Explore why separating ownership from control is a feature, not a bug, in corporations with Professor Seth C. Oranburg. He contrasts this with partnerships, critiques pure shareholder democracy, and explains how it enables specialized management and efficiency. Drawing on historical insights from Berle and Means, this episode is key for corporate governance studies.

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