Shareholder Voting is a foundational mechanism in corporate governance through which individual shareholders exercise their collective decision-making authority by casting votes on corporate matters, thereby influencing board elections, mergers, dividend policies, and other significant corporate actions in proportion to their equity stake.
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National Bureau of Economic Research
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University of Georgia
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