Epstein File EFTA01378437: Intelligence, Arrangement and Vulnerable (DS10)

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Epstein File EFTA01378437: Intelligence, Arrangement and Vulnerable (DS10)

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An academic or legal excerpt discussing corporate theory, stakeholder vulnerabilities, and the limitations of corporate law in protecting non-shareholding parties. The text appears to be from a scholarly analysis of corporate governance.

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Where workers and consumers are **vulnerable** and cannot protect their interests through contract, corporate theory calls for such vulnerabilities to be solved

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they are stuck with it. n16 For reasons I explore below, corporate law's purported solutions to the agency problem leave non-shareholding stakeholders **vulnerable**

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Second, stakeholders may stick with the default rule because they find it prohibitively costly, in terms of time, **intelligence**, and logistics, to negotiate