Abstract
This paper studies a general equilibrium model with an investor controlled firm. Shareholders can vote on the firm's production plan in an assembly if they dislike management's decision. Prior to that they may trade shares on the stock market. Since stock market trades determine the distribution of votes, trading is strategic. There is always an equilibrium, where share trading leads to an ownership structure that supports competitive behavior. But there may also be equilibria, where monopolistic behavior prevails.
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