The effect of corporate governance on risk-taking in increasing market share (reflection on the performance of inspection and quality control companies)

Corporate governance explains the relationships between company managers, shareholders and other stakeholders and outlines the survival of the organization in a broad perspective and its establishment leads to optimal resource allocation, quality and transparency, information disclosure and accountability, protection of stakeholder rights and thus It leads to economic growth and development. On the one hand, the risk-taking of organizationsand companies has played a significant role in determining more benefits and on the other hand, expanding market share. With components such as market forecast, competition level forecast, profit quality forecast and growth opportunity forecast, shows howmuch the manager accepts investments for a forecasted profit level.. In this paper, the consequences and effects of corporate governance on risk-taking in order to increase market share with respect to inspections and quality control have been studied. The results of the study show that there is a significant relationship between corporate governance and risk-taking, inspection and quality control performance, maintaining the interests of stakeholders, increasing market share and increasing corporate governance with the use of SPSS software and regression test. Variables increase. In order to prepare this article, the library method and documentary study and field research have been used.