Review of Corporate Governance Theories



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Submitted Sep 15, 2022
Published Nov 9, 2022
10.24018/ejbmr.2022.7.6.1668

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Corporate governance is a mechanism in which conflict of interest between managers and shareholders is managed and controlled. From the perspective of stakeholders’ numerous theories have been proposed and emerged from different perspectives to offer solutions to these conflicts and reduce conflicts among the stakeholders. This paper talk about corporate governance theories to improve the mechanism of corporate governance understanding from different stakeholders’ perspectives.

Keywords: Agency Theory, Resource Dependence Theory, Stakeholders’ Theory, Shareholders Theory.

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