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Stakeholders

All persons and institutions that have an interest in seeing a venture or company succeed. Stakeholders include shareholders, management, employees, the larger community, and even the government. While stakeholders may not have a direct financial holding in the company, they would still stand to benefit if the venture or company succeeds. For example, the local government may wish to see a company succeed because it provides tax revenue, even though the local government does not directly own any part of the company.

stakeholder

Any party that has an interest in an organization. Stakeholders of a company include stockholders, bondholders, customers, suppliers, employees, and so forth.

stakeholder

Anyone who might be affected by a decision;anyone who has a “stake”in the outcome of a situation. Local government decisions are typically made with reference to the stakeholders in the community,which could include nearby property owners,employers,employees,tenants,lenders, and community service programs.

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Activist Investor
capital stack
Contingent Voting Rights
Corporate Governance
Direct Public Offering
Financial Accounting
Financial policy
Inside Director
Liquidation Right
Liquidation Rights
Nationalization
Set of Contracts Perspective
Stakeholders
Supervisory board

The extent to which a stakeholder sees the project as a threat or an enhancement to their own position or organisation affects how actively that stakeholder supports or blocks the project and its progress.

Why Projects Fail? Part 3 by Simon Buehring / Reference and Education community

This paper discusses the political risk in cross-national business from a stakeholder view.

Managing political risk in cross-national investment: a stakeholder ... by Gao, Yongqiang / Singapore Management Review

Stakeholder views were largely based on professional judgment and general economic theory rather than on studies or other data, and most stakeholders said that a comprehensive cost-benefit analysis would provide policymakers with important information.

Motor Fuels: Stakeholder Views on Compensating for the Effects of ... by General Accounting Office Reports & Testimony

Stabilizzatore automatico

Stable Paretian, or Fractal Hypothesis