HISTORICAL AND THEORETICAL PRESUPPOSITIONS OF THE MANAGERIAL REVOLUTION. TERRITORIAL AND ECONOMIC POWER

Abstract

The article discusses approaches to the causes of corporate equity. On the example of the Dutch East India Company highlights the circumstances and motives that contributed to the emergence of the first major commercial campaign, its relations with the States General of the United Provinces of the Netherlands. In this regard, presents the main factors behind the impressive growth of corporations and their increasing influence in the 20th century, some of the features of economic power.

Keywords

• corporation
• rational governance
• equity and the right to dispose of ownership
• management revolution
• territorial (state) and economic power