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Can agent cheap talk mitigate agency problems in the presence of a noisy performance measure? : an experimental test in a single- and multi-period setting

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The usefulness of social norm theory in empirical business ethics research : a review and suggestions for future research

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Social norms and the theory of the firm : a foundational approach

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Information system precision and honesty in managerial reporting : a re-examination of information asymmetry effects

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The effect of an auditor identity disclosure requirement on audit quality : an experimental examination incorporating the incremental effect of a signature requiremen

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Can social norm activation improve audit quality? : evidence from an experimental audit market

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Social norms and the theory of the firm : a foundational approach

Stevens, Douglas E. - 2019

For decades, the economic theory of the firm referred to as agency theory has dominated business research and education in the United States. Although agency theory has been influential in accounting, finance, and managerial economics, it lacks informal and nonfinancial controls. Douglas E....

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