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    This document discusses the differences between public companies and private or family companies in terms of shareholder profits and executive perks. In public companies, executives receive high salaries and perks which can come before shareholder profits, while in private and family companies the directors and shareholders are usually the same so perks before profits is rarely an issue. The document also mentions concepts like separation of ownership and control, leverage, assets, income statements, and balance sheets in relation to financial terms and private limited companies.

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    This document discusses the differences between public companies and private or family companies in terms of shareholder profits and executive perks. In public companies, executives receive high salaries and perks which can come before shareholder profits, while in private and family companies the directors and shareholders are usually the same so perks before profits is rarely an issue. The document also mentions concepts like separation of ownership and control, leverage, assets, income statements, and balance sheets in relation to financial terms and private limited companies.

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    Profits Before Perks: in A Large Public Company

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    javier apodaca
    This document discusses the differences between public companies and private or family companies in terms of shareholder profits and executive perks. In public companies, executives receive high salaries and perks which can come before shareholder profits, while in private and family companies the directors and shareholders are usually the same so perks before profits is rarely an issue. The document also mentions concepts like separation of ownership and control, leverage, assets, income statements, and balance sheets in relation to financial terms and private limited companies.

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    Executive Of share holders profit

    In a large public Share Holders Officers Salary and standard perks Business and alert
    PROFITS BEFORE PERKS company
    of managers increasing financial rewards

    The situation is called=

    Perks
    of owernship and control
    Leverage

    liability
    Financial Terms Assets

    income statement
    Mainly Family Companies
    balance sheet
    Private limited companies Directors and share holders are usuallyt the same
    VS
    Perks before profits rarely an issue

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