The employee welfare state in transition

Texas Law Review

Volumn 74, Issue 7, 1996, Pages 1601-

  Charny, David ^a  

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1. This is but one feature of the "ideal type" of large-scale American enterprise existing during this period. Other standard features include: (1) the separation of share ownership from corporate control; (2) mass production and distribution; (3) vertical integration of production and distribution; (4) "M-form" (multidivisional) organization of managerial bureaucracies; (5) conglomeration and a consequent development of a market for corporate control. See generally ADOLF A. BERLE, JR. & GARDINER C. MEANS, THE MODERN CORPORATION AND PRIVATE PROPERTY 4-9 (1932) (discussing the ramifications of the separation of ownership and control in public corporations); ALFRED D. CHANDLER, JR., THE VISIBLE HAND (1977) (describing the emergence and nature of the modem busi
2. This is but one feature of the "ideal type" of large-scale American enterprise existing during this period. Other standard features include: (1) the separation of share ownership from corporate control; (2) mass production and distribution; (3) vertical integration of production and distribution; (4) "M-form" (multidivisional) organization of managerial bureaucracies; (5) conglomeration and a consequent development of a market for corporate control. See generally ADOLF A. BERLE, JR. & GARDINER C. MEANS, THE MODERN CORPORATION AND PRIVATE PROPERTY 4-9 (1932) (discussing the ramifications of the separation of ownership and control in public corporations); ALFRED D. CHANDLER, JR., THE VISIBLE HAND (1977) (describing the emergence and nature of the modem busi