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The effect of mandatory corporate social responsibility disclosure and performance on firms' dividend decisions : evidence from China

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Delegated monitors, large and small : the development of Germany's banking system, 1800-1914

Guinnane, Timothy - 2001

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Ownership and control in the entrepreneurial firm : an international history of private limited companies

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