Discussion on shareholders and management

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What activities should we look for in order to estimate if an entrenched management is taking actions that would harm us as shareholders? Also, how will these actions harm the stockholders? Finally what can be done to insure that we will have a greatly reduced probability of agency issues with the management of companies.? How to compensate upper management to make sure they do the right things?

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