CAN ILLEGAL CORPORATE BEHAVIOR BE PREDICTED? AN EVENT HISTORY ANALYSIS.
Academy of Management JournalPublished 1 March 1991
Melissa S. Baucus, Janet P. Near
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A model of illegal corporate behavior was developed and tested for a 19-year period using event history analysis and data on clearly illegal acts. Results indicated that large firms operating in dy...
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