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While corporate political connections are known to enhance equity values, we demonstrate that union political activity can have the opposite effect. We examine the consequences of a recent Australian state law that restricts union political activity, but does not change collective bargaining...
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Employees are one of the most important stakeholders in organisations but their interests are often neglected by employers, particularly from the perspective of trade unionism that plays an essential role in safeguarding employee interests. Currently, the existing legislation has discouraged...
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-financial stakeholder, labor unions. Consistent with the idea that leverage diminishes the bargaining position of labor, we find that unions …
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exogenous passage of Constituency laws to measure stakeholder protection, I find that firms incorporated in states that pass the … laws have a higher number of stakeholder-friendly policies. More importantly, I demonstrate that after the increase in … stakeholder protection, firms with weaker governance experience lower innovation and firm value, and higher leverage than firms …
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This paper explores the relationship between creditor rights and employee rights and capital structure across countries. Using country-level creditor rights index and labor rights index as a proxy for agency costs of creditors and agency costs of employees, respectively, I address the agency...
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largely to blame. At first glance a stakeholder approach would seem an appealing solution: surely if the purpose of … and embraced stakeholder theory. However, far from successfully redressing inequality, a stakeholder approach is unlikely … direction. We suggest that a stakeholder approach gives corporate executives both a sword and a shield with which to preserve …
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Amid growing concerns for the effects that corporations have on stakeholders, supporters of stakeholder governance … pledges to do so at face value. By contrast, critics of stakeholder governance question whether corporate leaders have … stakeholders and not just shareholders and was widely viewed as a major milestone that would usher in a new stakeholder capitalism …
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