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AIG, Chrysler, company ownership, Fannie Mae, federal government, Federal Reserve Board, Freddie Mac, GM, GMAC, interest group politics, shareholder control, Treasury Department

Alcian, Anabtawi, Berle, CalPERS, collective action, Demsetz, governance, Grundfest, Lamb, legal liability, Lipton, Lucian Bebchuk, Macey, Means, megaphone externalities, proprietary information, Riskmetrics, Romano, Roosevelt era, Rosenblum, SEC, Schwab, solicitation, Stephen Bainbridge, Strine

Alfred Winslow Jones, Chevron, Federal Reserve Board, Financial Services Committee, George Soros, Goldstein, Investment Advisers Act, LLCs, LLPs, Lowe, NASD, PWG, SRO, Warren Buffet

ballot, Business Roundtable, California Corporation Code, Disney, empowering, for-cause, Joseph Grundfest, holdover, Mark Roe, MBCA, Michael Eisner, Model Business Corporation Act, proxy, supermajority, withhold vote

AIG, Bank of America, Bank of New York, Chrysler, Citigroup, GMAC, General Motors, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan Chase, Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley, Proxy Access Rule, SEC, State Street, Wells Fargo

Bank of America, bailout, Barney Frank, Christopher Cox, Deutsche Bank, Federal Reserve Board, Mary Schapiro, Obama, SEC, Say on Pay, Securities and Exchange Commission, Spencer Bachus, TARP, Wall Street

Anglo-Saxon law, corporate, corporation, Delaware Court of Chancery, dicta, English High Court of Chancery, jurisprudence, Parliament, Witan Council

corporate law, proxy access, bylaw, bylaws, Delaware, SEC, certification, certify

centralization, ERISA, hedge funds, regulation, shareholders

corporate law, executive compensation, Delaware, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, mark-to-market accounting, Proxy Access, SEC, TARP, Wall Street

Argawal, Bebchuk, Berle, Business Roundtable, Coates, Cohn, D.C. Circuit, Decker, Gillan, Grundfest, Hartzell, Kahan, Larcker, Means, Ormazabal, Rock, Romano, S&P 1500, Securities and Exchange Commission, SharkWatch50 List, Subramanian, Taylor, Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2010

bailout, Citicorp, Corporate Federalism Initiative, ERISA, Geithner, George Mason Law School, government ownership, immunity, indemnity, Issa, Mercatus Center, nationalization, public companies, TARP, Towns, Treasury Department

AIG, Ally Bank, American International Group, Bank America, Berkshire Hathaway, Chrysler, Citigroup, EPA, Energy, FDIC, Fannie Mae, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Freddie Mac, GM, General Motors, Goldman Sachs, Ken Lewis, Pay Czar, SEC, Securities Exchange Commission, Stearns, Zywicki

Bank of America, Citigroup, Congress, Emergency Economic Stability Act, Federal Reserve Board, Gwen Moore, Judy Biggert, SEC, Securities Exchange Commission, TARP, Treasury Department, U.S. v. Chiarella

Carl Levin, Charles Chuck Grassley, Chris Dodd, Claire McCaskill, DOJ, Department of Justice, Incorporation Transparency and Law Enforcement Assistance Act, LLC, NASS, National Association of Secretaries of State, Senate Homeland Security Committee, Senate Oversight Committee, Treasury Department