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Directors' remuneration and the DTI review of company law
Authors:Brian G M Main
Institution:Brian G. M. Main is Professor of Economics, University of Edinburgh Management School, and Director, David Hume Institute, Edinburgh.
Abstract:This article considers how directors' remuneration should be set. It does so in both general terms and in the light of the DTI (1999) paper entitled Directors' Remuneration. A Consultative Document . The DTI document forms part of a general review of company law that is being undertaken by the Department of Trade and Industry. This article explores the extent to which these government-directed developments can be seen as an extension of the Cadbury, Greenbury and Hampel Reports and the extent to which self-regulation as opposed to government regulation looks set to dominate this area.
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