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Cost efficiency and welfare performance of banks: evidence from an emerging economy

David Adeabah; Charles Andoh
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Executive compensation and corporate social responsibility: does a golden parachute matter?

Collins E. Okafor; Nacasius U. Ujah
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The role of agency costs in the voluntary adoption of XBRL-based financial reporting

Michael De Martinis; Mehdi Khedmati; Farshid Navissi; Mohammed Aminu Sualihu; Zakiya Tofik-Abu
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Income diversification and cost-efficiency of Vietnamese banks

Phong Hoang Nguyen; Duyen Thi Bich Pham
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Product market competition, oil uncertainty and corporate investment

Hussein Abdoh; Aktham Maghyereh
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Audit quality, political connections and information asymmetry: evidence from banks in gulf co-operation council countries

Abiot Tessema
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