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Governance Structures, Efficiency, and Firm Profitability

Lehmann, Erik; Warning, Susanne; Weigand, Jürgen - Max-Planck-Institut für Ökonomik <Jena> - 2004

Using a panel data set of 361 German corporations for the period 1991 to 1996 we test the hypothesis that firms with more efficient governance structures have higher profitability. To determine efficiency we compare firms with respect to ownership concentration, the identity of owners, capital...

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Efficient Governance Structures, Corporate Investment, and Profitability

Lehmann, Erik; Warning, Susanne; Weigand, Jürgen - Universität <Augsburg> / Lehrstuhl für BWL, …

Using a panel data set of 361 German corporations for the period 1991-1996 we test the hypothesis that firms with more efficient governance structures have higher profitabilities. To determine efficiency we compare firms with respect to ownership concentration, the identity of owners, capital...

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Does the Governed Corporation Perform Better? Does the Governed Corporation Perform Better?Governance Structures and Corporate Performancein Germany

Lehmann, Erik E.; Weigand, Jürgen - Universität <Augsburg> / Lehrstuhl für BWL, …

, empirical evidence on the link between corporate governance andﬁrm performance almost exclusively refers to the market …

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Does the Governed Corporation Perform Better? Governance Structures and Corporate Performance in Germany

Lehmann, Erik E.; Weigand, Jürgen - Universität <Augsburg> / Lehrstuhl für … - 2000

, empirical evidence on the link between corporate governance and firm performance almost exclusively refers to the market …

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