Titlebook: Corporate Governance in Emerging Markets; Theories, Practices Sabri Boubaker,Duc Khuong Nguyen Book 2014 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg

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Water and Energy Management in India legal protection index, which is advantageous in controlling for time-invariant, non-legal characteristics. We find that regional legal protection reduces earnings management for the period before the implementation of Split-share Structure Reform. The result is consistent with the conventional wis

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War and American Foreign Policy to attract capital from a wide range of private investors. This is due to factors such as significant insider ownership, a strong orientation among managers toward closed organizations, slumping needs for corporate finance, and underdeveloped local financial institutions. The impact of ownership st

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-66695-8e spate of well-publicized corporate collapses in the U.S. and elsewhere. Previous studies have shown that the Big 4 audit firms are more conservative than the non-Big 4 . The current study examines whether the U.S. findings extend to other countries. In doing so, we make use of a relatively new mea

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War and American Foreign Policyis of how boards change their two main functions – control and provision of resources – when the company is transferred from public to private hands. This serves as a reference to emerging countries that use privatisation as a mechanism for economic development. Regarding the control function, the s

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Suaibu O. Badmus,Bassam Tawabinie certain time. Corporate governance in Ukrainian companies is developing constantly, e.g. under the influence of intense change legislation, so first we systematize the results of previous studies, second we carry out cross-sector analysis of the corporate governance performance in the financial an

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Advances in Science, Technology & Innovationte governance practices in these economies has highlighted the difficulties of implementing corporate governance codes, the reduced level of compliance with these codes and the reluctance of local businesses to change the manner in which they are managed. In this context, multinational corporations

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Ali Al-Maktoumi,Osman Abdalla,Kaveh Madanis of businesses in these two countries. The comparison between an economically developed country and a developing one provides an insight into the challenges both countries face in implementing corporate governance reforms. The theoretical scope is explored by emphasizing the institutional framework

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