mr. jack welch, the former ceo of general electric. now, the argument that companies should be running the shareholders interest may have made actually more sense in the old days when countries were basically owned by a small number of people, if not single individual. but that today in the system where all these companies have limited liabilities and have dispersed all, i.e., owned by hundreds of thousands, millions of people come in the system despite being the legal owners, most shareholders are actually the least committed to the long-term future of the company because they are free to leave. in contrast, other stakeholders in the company, like the employees, suppliers, the local community, they cannot leave the company, not in the literal sense because people like suppliers do not literally belong to the country, but they cannot leave the company in the metaphorical sense that easily. you have been supplying, so you want to switch to, i don't know, nissan or four. it's not that easy. were as you can sell it with a click of your mo