Football Club Case Study

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This statement show that the publicly listed corporation in which the owners of the football club have no direct or few power to control over decisions of management that allow the corporation to allocate the optimal amount of scarce resources that will increase the value of public listed corporation or maximize the wealth of shareholders.
In 21st century, there are many corporation owned by larger number of shareholders. As a matter of fact, a corporation may be owned by the million or billion shareholders. The corporation can be more easy to raise up the huge capital from the shareholders. Concept of separation the ownership from the management was the idea of the America’s largest corporation. The owners of the football club have separate …show more content…

First, the shareholders have the right to transfer ownership which is the number of shares to other people. Second, they also have the voting right on some important issues such as merger with other football club or direction of football club. Besides, the shareholders have the legal right to sue the any wrongful acts contribute by the board of directors or the top management. Next, the existing shareholders also can buy the new number of shares that issue by the football club at the specific price. The specific price generally will lower than the price that offered to first time …show more content…

A football club is owned by million and many shareholders and it is very consume the long time to proceed the decision making process in case the shareholders have involve in the management of the football club. During that time, the scarce resources might not be allocate in the optimal way due to the different opinions of the shareholders on determine the allocation resources issues. Relatively, the shareholders are not involve in the management of football club and management system replace by hire the professional management team. Perhaps, the determination of allocation resources issues can be more clearly and allocate it in the optimal

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