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The 11 pages that link to Shareholder value, each with the reason it gives.

• Principal–agent problemRelated: Managerial choices can increase or reduce the value owners sought to protect through delegation.

• Capital budgetingRelated: Value-based appraisal favors investments expected to increase owners’ wealth, subject to the firm’s objectives.

• Corporate financeRelated: It is a prominent objective used to assess corporate investment and financing decisions.

• Shareholder activismRelated: Campaigns often judge proposed strategic changes by their expected effects on shareholder value.

• Shareholder primacyRelated: Maximizing shareholder value is the doctrine’s central objective.

• ProfitRelated: Profit is a central measure in strategies focused on owners’ returns.

• Corporate raiderRelated: Raiding strengthened pressure to treat shareholder returns as a central corporate goal.

• Stakeholder (organization or project)Compared with: It offers a competing measure of whose outcomes should guide decisions.

• Jack WelchRelated: Welch’s emphasis on stock performance made shareholder returns central to his leadership reputation.

• Carl IcahnRelated: Icahn frequently argues that his demands unlock value for shareholders.

• Golden parachuteRelated: Large payouts may reduce deal proceeds available to shareholders.