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Women on Boards of Malaysian Firms : Impact on Market and Accounting Performance

Abdullah, Shamsul - 2012

We seek to offer some reconciliation for the conflicting theoretical arguments and empirical findings regarding the impact of women's participation in boards on firms' performance. We suggest that this impact differs in relation to market- and accounting-performance, and it is firm-specific, and...

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