PAYING THE PIPER: AN EMPIRICAL EXAMINATION OF LONGER-TERM FINANCIAL CONSEQUENCES OF ILLEGAL CORPORATE BEHAVIOR.
Academy of Management JournalPublished 1 February 1997
Melissa S. Baucus, David A. Baucus
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Longer-term performance effects of corporate illegality were investigated. Results show that firms experience lower accounting returns over five years and slower sales growth in the third through f...
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