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the traditional separation of ownership and control(passive) created bythe agency costs

the separation of ownership and control , Fama and Jensen ( 1983b , p.309(passive) caused byagency costs

information asymmetry and the value of cash holdings(passive) caused bythe agency costs

bondholder or stockholder conflict of interest(passive) are caused bythe agency costs

If the union and the state wereto setagency fees

having control without also having full rights to cash flowcreatesagency costs

conflicts of interest between managers and shareholders who are the owners of the firm(passive) are caused byAgency costs

two factors(passive) caused byAgency costs

agency problemscreateagency cost

A major underlying assumption of these studies ... an information asymmetry between the corporate insiders and outside investorsmay createagency costs

Conflict of interests between the firm ’s managers and the firm ’s ownerscausesagency cost

requiring non - union employeesto contributeagency fees

the separation of ownership and management(passive) caused byagency costs

the separation in the modern corporation of ownership and control(passive) caused byagency costs

the separation of share ownership from board management(passive) caused byagency costs

problems relating to under - investment and to the substitution of assets(passive) caused bythe costs of Agency

the rule of law and the degree of shareholder and creditor rights protection in the acquiring firm country(passive) created byagency costs

of two portions : “ chargeable ” fees , which roughly correspond to(passive) are composedAgency fees

managerial discretion and misaligned incentives by optimizing jointly over capital structure and compensation decisions(passive) created bythe agency costs

Abbas Rezaloie Studying Relationship between Ownership Concentration and Corporate Performance in Companies Accepted In Tehran Stock Exchange Omid Imani Khoshkhoo , Seyyed Ehsan Heydari , Abbas Rezaloie , Asghar Ghadamzan Jalali , Akram Poorghorban , Audit Cort Based on agency theory , conflict of interests among owners and managerscausesagency costs

to mitigate the free rider problem in the non - right to work states by compelling workers to at least pay for the part of union dues that goes toward bargaining representation(passive) are designedAgency fees

through our partner organizations , Nacel Open Door and Cambridge / gphomestay(passive) are setAgency fees

so that they are competitive within the regional area(passive) are locally setAgency fees

at 75 basis points ( i.e. 75 % of 1 %(passive) are setAgency fees

Incentive causecreatingagency cost

the surrogacy professional and rarely change(passive) are ... set byAgency fees

per our contract(passive) are setAgency fees

the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control authorityto setagency fees

Unionssetagency fees

like(passive) are setAgency fees

How the Scope Monitor helpsto setagency fees

of a portion forwarded to the International as per capita payments(passive) are composedAgency fees

freely(passive) can be setAgency fees

some offering cash rebates of up to 1 %to off setagency fees

tax avoidance effectivenessinfluencedagency cost

the appropriate agency fee invoicecreated( AGENCY FEE

to eliminate the “ free rider ” problem that would otherwise exist(passive) are designedAgency Fees

that require employeesto contributeagency fees

the issue of free cash - flow(passive) caused bythe agency costs

Death benefit of policies underlying loansoriginatedAgency fee

from asset substitution ( Jensen and Meckling ( 1976resultingfrom asset substitution ( Jensen and Meckling ( 1976

from the separation of ownership and control in public corporationsresultingfrom the separation of ownership and control in public corporations

workers from " free riding ... or reaping the benefits of union representation without paying for union representationpreventworkers from " free riding ... or reaping the benefits of union representation without paying for union representation

free - riding from employees who benefit from the union 's negotiationspreventedfree - riding from employees who benefit from the union 's negotiations

from the separation of ownership and control ( Fama and Jensen , 1983resultfrom the separation of ownership and control ( Fama and Jensen , 1983

from the separation of ownership and control if shareholders are exercising their voiceresultingfrom the separation of ownership and control if shareholders are exercising their voice

from the inherent conflicts of interest between managers and equity ownersresultfrom the inherent conflicts of interest between managers and equity owners

from lenders monitoring the firm ’s actionsresultingfrom lenders monitoring the firm ’s actions

to higher rentsleadto higher rents

due to divergence of control , separation of ownership and control and the different objectives the directors considerchiefly originatedue to divergence of control , separation of ownership and control and the different objectives the directors consider

from a conflict of interest between the agent and the principalresultfrom a conflict of interest between the agent and the principal

higher than benefits providedresulthigher than benefits provided

a ' dysfunctional market ' 12 Jun 2013 |creatinga ' dysfunctional market ' 12 Jun 2013 |

from poor management and consequently leads to better financial resultsresultedfrom poor management and consequently leads to better financial results

in labor peace ... and that “ inter - union rivalries ” and unrest would occur without themresultedin labor peace ... and that “ inter - union rivalries ” and unrest would occur without them

from the potential conflict of interest between “ agents ” ( managers ) and “ principals ” ( stockholders or ownersresultfrom the potential conflict of interest between “ agents ” ( managers ) and “ principals ” ( stockholders or owners

from the delegation of decision rights ... the CEO must devise a control system ( a set of rules ) that fosters desirable behaviourresultfrom the delegation of decision rights ... the CEO must devise a control system ( a set of rules ) that fosters desirable behaviour

from excessive management fees or poor expected future performance , illiquid or restricted assets , and tax liabilities on unrealized capital gainsresultingfrom excessive management fees or poor expected future performance , illiquid or restricted assets , and tax liabilities on unrealized capital gains

from an agent performing services for a principalresultingfrom an agent performing services for a principal

in a reduction in the value of the companyresultin a reduction in the value of the company

$ 5.6 millioncontributed$ 5.6 million

$ 5.3 millioncontributed$ 5.3 million

the most to the total costcontributethe most to the total cost

$ 5.2 millioncontributed$ 5.2 million

$ 10.8 millioncontributed$ 10.8 million

$ 23.5 millioncontributed$ 23.5 million

you back thousands of pounds ... so this is certainly a cost to be aware ofcould setyou back thousands of pounds ... so this is certainly a cost to be aware of

$ 11.5 millioncontributed$ 11.5 million

only to cover union operationsare designedonly to cover union operations

without reference to which Agency is implementing a GEF projectare setwithout reference to which Agency is implementing a GEF project

in sumresultin sum

to them making a losscontributedto them making a loss

the impression that shops have to “ pay to play ” in those consultants ’ reviews — a charge that they ’ve long deniedcreatethe impression that shops have to “ pay to play ” in those consultants ’ reviews — a charge that they ’ve long denied

strikes and that in the absence of forced fees that strikes have occurred in places like New Yorkpreventstrikes and that in the absence of forced fees that strikes have occurred in places like New York

not merelyoriginatednot merely

to the demise of the unionwill leadto the demise of the union

so that workers who object to political action could stop paying for it , without cutting off the rest of the revenue that unions needwere createdso that workers who object to political action could stop paying for it , without cutting off the rest of the revenue that unions need

to solvewere designedto solve

money to the unions but you are not a membercontributemoney to the unions but you are not a member

to be bannedsetto be banned

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