Saving Private Business Enterprises
Tae‐Hee Jo
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Tae‐Hee Jo
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Abstract This article develops an argument from a heterodox microeconomic perspective that the business enterprise and the state have to control market institutions in order to protect the vested interests of the ruling class. Market governance by the business enterprise and market regulation by the state are in this regard purposeful and necessary actions to save private business enterprises vis‐à‐vis fundamental instability inherent in the capitalist system.
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Abstract This article develops an argument from a heterodox microeconomic perspective that the business enterprise and the state have to control market institutions in order to protect the vested interests of the ruling class. Market governance by the business enterprise and market regulation by the state are in this regard purposeful and necessary actions to save private business enterprises vis‐à‐vis fundamental instability inherent in the capitalist system.
Key concepts: Corporate governance, Argument (complex analysis), Private enterprise, Order (exchange), Business, State (computer science), Business enterprise, Perspective (graphical)