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Peripheral benefit of single audit monitoring in attracting charitable donations

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How do nonprofit organizations respond to quality disclosure?

Lu, Susan Feng - 2012

of quality information on selected dimensions, to investigate how nonprofit nursing homes react to economic incentives. I …

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Prediction of financial vulnerability to funding instability

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The philanthropic consequence of government grants to nonprofit organizations : a meta-analysis

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Does it pay to pray? : religious nonprofits and funding

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Hoping to Win, Expected to Lose: Theory and Lessons on Micro Enterprise Development

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Many basic economic theories with perfectly functioning markets do not predict the existence of the vast number of microenterprises readily observed across the world. We put forward a model that illuminates why financial and managerial capital constraints may impede experimentation, and thus...

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How do nonprofit firms respond to tax policy?

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"Giving" in to social pressure

Name Correa, Alvaro J.; Yildirim, Huseyin - 2015

In light of recent evidence, we develop a theory of charitable giving in which donors feel social pressure from a direct solicitation. We show that equilibrium donations are concentrated around a social norm: donors below the norm increase giving while those above the norm reduce it. Despite a...

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Chapter 19 Donative nonprofit organizations

Bilodeau, Marc; Steinberg, Richard - In: Handbook of the economics of giving, altruism and …, (pp. 1271-1333). 2006

In this chapter, we explore why donations are made to nonprofit organizations instead of other institutions or directly … to recipients; how such nonprofit organizations behave; and what is the appropriate public policy toward subsidizing and …, distributional, or excludable public goods. First, we discuss the definition of a private nonprofit organization and delineate some …

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