MANAGER CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND BUSINESS MODEL
Abstract
In the enterprises with good corporate governance, decisions are not made solely in order to achieve economic interest, but also in order such decisions do not hurt the interests of other parties involved. By introducing good corporate governance in enterprises, conditions are created for reducing conflicts that exist between the objectives and interests of the various stakeholders at the lowest or most acceptable level. Another reason for actualizing corporate governance in Macedonia is the opening of the Macedonian economy to world markets and, hence, its joining the processes of globalization through the use of business management models.
Key words: enterprises, corporative, business models, management models and economic.
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