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Fundraising and optimal policy rules

Mungan, Murat; Yörük, Barış K. - 2010

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Fundraising and optimal policy rules

Mungan, Murat C.; Yörük, Barış K. - In: Journal of public economic theory 14 (2012) 4, pp. 625-652

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The Effect of Nonprofit Governance on Donations : Evidence from the Revised Form 990

Harris, Erica - 2015

We examine whether donors reward nonprofit organizations with better governance. We obtain governance data from newly available disclosures on the IRS Form 990. For a sample of 10,846 organizations from 2008 to 2010, we first identify seven nonprofit governance dimensions using factor analysis....

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Multiple Information Signals in the Market for Charitable Donations

Harris, Erica - 2014

We find robust evidence which indicates that nonprofit donors incorporate third party rating information into their decision to give. Specifically, using a sample of over 3,800 unique nonprofit organizations rated by the three largest charity rating organizations and over 12,000 unrated control...

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From Providers to PHOs : An Institutional Analysis of Nonprofit Primary Health Care Governance in New Zealand

Howell, Bronwyn E.; Cordery, Carolyn J. - 2014

Policy reforms to primary health care delivery in New Zealand required government-funded firms overseeing care delivery to be constituted as nonprofit entities with governance shared between consumer and producers. This paper examines the consumer and producer interests in the allocation of...

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Institutional Pressures to Provide Social Benefits and the Earnings Management Behavior of Nonprofits : Evidence from the US Hospital Industry

Vansant, Brian - 2015

that lower profits should be reported. I develop theory and provide evidence which suggests that, due to competing private …

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Social Capital and Financial Performance in Nonprofits

Dell, Scott; Subedi, Meena; Hsu, Maxwell; Farazmand, Ali - 2022

Nonprofits provide services for the common good and are having an increasing influence on the economy over time. There is consensus among prior studies in for-profit settings that social capital positively influences corporate financial performance. In contrast, this study analyzes the...

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Membership Organization’s Social Capital and the Impact on Nonprofit Sector Management

Subedi, Meena; Farazmand, Ali - 2022

capital. Based on the social capital theory, the study argues social capital fosters social interactions, trust and … failure theory views NPOs as a provider of government goods and services as the government fails to fulfill the heterogeneous … demand of the public. Following the logic of government failure theory, as well as the lack of corporate interest in …

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Unlocking the potential of youth-led social enterprises

OECD - 2022

Young people increasingly prioritise pursuing careers with positive social and environmental impacts. Social enterprises can help them fulfil this ambition. Youth-led social enterprises can address pressing social and environmental issues while providing young people with opportunities in the...

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Cultural Third Sector Organizations and Local Development : New Actors and Tools for Urban Regeneration in Deprived Contexts

Laudiero, Angelo - 2021

The importance of the creative and cultural capital in the economic development of postindustrial inner cities has been widely demonstrated by urban development literature as it interacts with the physical environment and sustains regeneration processes. However, also in depressed and peripheral...

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