A human right is something one may legally or morally claim, is the state of being entitled to a privilege or immunity or authority to act. Human rights are those held to be claimable by any living person, apply to all living people. Every living person is entitled to them. So ownership of land and means of production, of funds and wealth, rightfully belongs to the community, belongs to all alike, is a human right. Those who have accumulated them have only possession, which means that they can use and apply them but may do so only on behalf of the community and that they are accountable to the community for the way in which they do so.
People can buy shares, a share representing a small part of the company.
The more shares they own, the greater is the part of the enterprise they own. Which means that owners take the profits but have transferred much of their risk to other people, to suppliers, customers, and employees. What we see is a system where owners enrich themselves by using and risking other people's moneys. So the majority shareholder decides who, apart from himself or his representative, is appointed to the board of directors. In this way he determines the policy of the enterprise.