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interlocking directorates

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interlocking directorates
Boards of directors of different firms that have one or more of the same people serving as directors. Interlocking directorates are illegal among competing firms.
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Interlocking directorates can be incredibly complex, with relationships open to questions due simply to appearance.
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documented the interlocking directorates of the nuclear power industry.
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There is a wonderful section on parish politics that shows clearly how narrow, interlocking directorates of wealthy merchants gradually acquired a virtual stranglehold over eighteenth-century civic life.
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