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governance and external governance. Based on 1,027 listed companies in 47 countries or regions, we show statistically significant … evidence that both internal and external governance matter for firms' adoption of renewable energy. We also find significant … interactions between internal and external factors. Specifically, board duality and higher executive share reduce renewable energy …
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economies, affects corporate governance and productive efficiency of firms. Our model predicts that underdeveloped democratic … more employees. Using the supervisory board structure, together with balance sheet and income statement data for 2000 …-2010, we show that a higher share of politically connected supervisory board members leads to lower productivity. …
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This paper focuses on the relationship between corporate governance and corporate performance by initial public … privatization (i.e., IPO) has different effects depending on the types of owners to whom it gives control in corporate governance …-financial company, including board size, whether the directors are independent, CEO/chair duality, institution ownership, government …
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ownership structure, board of directors' composition and corporate governance, for better business performance. While the focus … corporate governance and ownership structure -- Chapter 4. Vietnam’s corporate governance, regulatory and institutional settings … -- Chapter 5. Empirical research methodology -- Chapter 6. Empirical Results – Corporate governance attributes and the role of …
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