THE SYSTEM OF FINANCIAL MECHANISMS IN REGULATING CORPORATE CONFLICTS
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20085033Keywords:
corporate conflict, financial mechanisms, agency costs, corporate governance, dividend policy, debt covenants, ownership structureAbstract
Corporate conflicts represent one of the most persistent structural challenges in modern market economies, which emerge because shareholders and managers and creditors have different interests. The analysis confirms that no single mechanism is universally effective; rather, their systemic integration within a coherent corporate governance architecture yields the most stable outcomes.
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