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Anti-Misconduct Policies, Corporate Governance and Capital Market Responses : International Evidence

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Using a sample of 5,486 observations from 25 countries between 2009 and 2013, we investigate the signaling effects of anti-misconduct policies on market valuation, and address the roles played by internal corporate governance mechanisms and external institutional environments. The results show...

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