We achieve this by 1 introducing a framework for classifying different types of shareholders, 2 by identifying the fundamental mechanisms by which shareholders influence the interests of stakeholders, and 3 by focusing on articles on how shareholders influence the interests of stakeholders. stakeholder interests through business decisions and outcomes, we are charting a promising path forward. for future studies to delve deeper into the subject. PDF, The debate over whether companies should consider only the interests of shareholders or the interests of stakeholders more broadly has been fierce. This research paper delves into the complex dynamics between shareholders and stakeholder interests, elucidating the multifaceted impact, debate between shareholders and stakeholders. Should companies seek only to maximize shareholder value or strive to serve the often conflicting interests of all? This research sought to analyze: 1 the types of shareholders that affect the stakeholders - relevant outcomes of the company, 2 the mechanisms by which, in the interests of shareholders, the market will naturally operate efficiently, achieving long-term viability and resolving ethical problems. Stakeholder theory's emphasis on shareholder interests can be seen as a law versus law scenario, where the ethical dilemma lies in balancing the interests of: A stakeholder is a person with a interest in a commercial enterprise and its related activities or projects. the decisions. This person may be directly or indirectly affected by decisions made regarding a project. Companies often consider their stakeholders when changing, adding, or removing something to ensure that decisions are those of the shareholders versus the stakeholders. Priorities: Shareholders emphasize financial gains, while stakeholders prioritize a range of interests, including social impact and ethical considerations. Deadlines: Shareholders often focus on short-term financial gains, while stakeholders have a vested interest in the long-term viability of the company. ~ A stakeholder map is a way to identify your project stakeholders and the impact they could have on the project based on two key aspects: impact and stakeholder interest. A stakeholder map can help you understand which stakeholders have a high or low impact on your project and which stakeholders have a high or low impact. Stakeholder and stakeholder theories are normative theories of corporate social responsibility, dictating what a company's role should be. By extension, they can also be considered normative theories of business ethics, since managers and managers of a company should make decisions according to the "right" theory. Ethical leadership: Companies that prioritize ethical leadership can align shareholder interests with broader stakeholder concerns. 3. the equation. Strategic decision making: Effective business strategies consider both shareholder value and stakeholder interests for long-term sustainability. Were looking to analyze: 1 the types of shareholders that affect the company's results