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Factors explaining corporate social responsibility expenditure in India

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Is CSR expenditure relevant to the firms in India?

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mandatory regime in India. The paper has its theoretical basis from the instrumental aspect of the Stakeholder theory, which … the CSR expenditure requirement will exhibit higher stock returns and lower systematic risk. Since India mandated CSR in …. Only a few studies in India investigated this phenomenon in the mandatory regime. Further, the contributions of the study …

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Financial performance and gender diversity : the moderating and mediating effect of CSR disclosure and expenditure of listed firms in India

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