Question

How is the stakeholder, according to Christopher D Stone, different from the stockholder or shareholder?

Answer 1

Answer:
According to Christopher D Stone, Shareholders are always stakeholders in a corporation but stakeholders may not be a shareholder. A shareholder owns part of the company through shares while stakeholders may have vested interest in the performance of the company for various reasons like increase in salary, promotion or bonus other than stock performance and appreciations.
According to Christopher D Stone, a shareholder would have some expectation of how the share will perform at the time of purchase that may not be implicit contract the share will behave on that manner, but companies objective is always to maximize profit irrespective of its price and every stakeholders job is to achieve this goal itself.

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