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Does morality in business affect investors’ choice of stocks? Building on the source preference literature, we propose a novel measure of moral stock preference and offer a nested model relating it to social preference, attention to corporate social responsibility (CSR), and belief bias. We...
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An intuitive and popular belief is that we steadily improve our decision-making over time by learning from experience. This is a myth because learning from experience is quite complex and difficult due to many reasons. One reason is that we routinely engage in mental time travel by anticipating...
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contributes to research on the fraud triangle, accounting ethics, and corporate governance …
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of this research to address the ethics of using artificial intelligence in the accounting firms by looking at the novel … understand the phenomenon. However, they all believe that the ethics of artificial intelligence is vital and that the involvement …
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This article provides resolutions to a number of conundrums that have vexed policy-makers and scholars for some decades. The most significant conclusion is that efficiency and fairness concerns do not conflict but rather mutually support each other in the goal of maximizing social welfare. This...
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Dewatripont and Tirole (2024) defend the morality of markets on the ground of an irrelevance result: the social production of moral actions is independent from competitive pressure on markets. No matter how strong competitive pressure is, markets perform well in diffusing signals about moral...
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three subthemes: the (green) environment; ethics, rights and responsibilities; poverty and (sustainable) development. These …
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Company law in the US and UK fails to acknowledge that authorities' propensity to rescue giant banks from the consequences of insolvency creates an implicit contract that assigns taxpayers a coerced and badly structured equity stake in too-big-to-fail institutions. The entrenched managerial norm...
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, business and personal ethics, economic, mortgage lending, regulatory and policy making literature in several ways. First, it … fraud and facilitating payments of some sort constitute a lapse in personal ethics that contributes to the crisis. Next is a …
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This paper develops a theory of optimal ethical standards, capital requirements and talent allocation in banking wherein two types of banks, one being protected by regulatory safety nets ("depositories") and the other not so protected ("shadow banks"), innovate financial products and compete for...
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