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From the perspective of mainstream economics, the Wagner Act (NLRA) is inadequate for challenging the power of capital and therefore does not do enough to empower labor.
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A type of business structure where the entity is legally separate from its owners, providing limited liability protection to its shareholders.
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An organization with legal rights and obligations, such as a corporation, partnership, or sole proprietorship.
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Companies organized not to issue stock to the public, often structured to provide a service or benefit without profit motive.
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A company ownership structure where its shares are not traded on public stock exchanges and are instead owned by a smaller number of private investors.
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