Governance & Markets

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Answer: Governance & Markets's official website is https://governanceandmarkets.com

Answer: Governance & Markets's revenue is $100 Million to $250 Million

Answer: Governance & Markets's SIC: 7999; 8412

Answer: Governance & Markets's NAICS: 712110

Answer: Governance & Markets has 1-10 employees

Answer: Governance & Markets is in Market Research

Answer: Governance & Markets contact info: Phone number: +12********* Website: https://governanceandmarkets.com

Answer: Benjamin Graham famously stated that in the short run markets are a voting machine, and in the long run a weighing machine. But they rarely feature fully-informed participants. Nor are they uniformly competitive, or immune from transaction costs or externalities. Financial markets are essentially dynamic in their ability to constantly re-value capital and debt assets, but less than perfect in their comparative valuations of those assets, and in their temporal assessments of present and future values of those assets. Thus, markets' perfect dynamism is essentially linked to their imperfect efficiency. Nonetheless, markets represent the truest, real-time "voting and weighing machine" the world has known. While directors and legislators respond to markets (as they also seek to influence them), they also have responsibilities that transcend markets: Allocating corporate and societal capital between competing human development and infrastructure investments, pursuing non-economic corporate and societal interests, and planning for occasional market failure. Investors elect corporate directors to balance competing, quantifiable and non-quantifiable short- and long-term investor interests in overseeing management. And voters elect legislators to balance competing, often-amorphous economic, political and social interests of current and future voters and non-voters in overseeing executive branch policy and programs. Our objective is to enhance effective governance, and synergies between effective governance and dynamic markets, without governance being held captive by markets' periodic inefficiencies or focused financial interests. Accordingly, we: --Enable informed directors and leaders in balancing competing short- and long-term investor and constituent interests; and --Exploit inefficient markets with superior data and analytics, and lower transaction costs.

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