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“I Paid for this Microphone!” The Importance of Shareholder Theory in (Teaching) Business Ethics

“I Paid for this Microphone!” The Importance of Shareholder Theory in (Teaching) Business Ethics
Libertarian Papers David Levy Mark Mitschow
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Levy, David and Mark Mitschow. “I Paid for this Microphone!” The Importance of Shareholder Theory in (Teaching) Business Ethics.” Libertarian Papers 1, no. 25 (2009): 1–12.

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