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“Arguably, I believe employee ownership to be the most powerful tool at our disposal in developing, in the words of Louis Kelso, “that ideal society to which America has always been dedicated and toward which it has made great progress since its beginning.”
Michal Goldberg, the first Adam Blumenthal Fellow, is examining the relationship between the capital structure of the firm and the level of employee ownership. She is a Ph.D. candidate at the New York University Department of Economics.



