Religion, Gambling Attitudes and Corporate Innovation

Keywords

Business, Psychology, Political science

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• Corporate Financial and Investment Policies in the Presence of a Blockholder on the BoardAnup Agrawal, Tareque Nasser — 2018
• Corporate innovation and innovation efficiency: does religion matter?Dan Huang, Dong Lu, Jin‐hui Luo — 2016
• Innovation and Price InformativenessAni Manakyan Mathers, Bin Wang, Wang Xiao-hong — 2017
• Measuring the value of intangiblesSaskia Clausen, Stefan Hirth — 2016
• Local Obesity Prevalence and Corporate PoliciesAnup Agrawal, Yuree Lim — 2018
• Religion and Ratio Analysis: Towards an Islamic Corporate Liquidity MeasureAhmed Elnahas, M. Kabir Hassan, Ghada Ismail — 2017
• Does local religiosity affect organizational risk-taking? Evidence from the hedge fund industryLei Gao, Ying Wang, Jing Zhao — 2017
• Corruption and Corporate InnovationJesse A. Ellis, Roger M. White — 2019
• Do Local Protestant Values Affect Corporate Cash Holdings?Huajing Hu, Yili Lian, Wencang Zhou — 2019
• Labor law and innovation revisitedBill B. Francis, Incheol Kim, Bin Wang — 2018
• The Cultural Origin of CEOs’ Attitudes toward Uncertainty: Evidence from Corporate AcquisitionsYihui Pan, Stephan Siegel, Tracy Yue Wang — 2019
• Do Religious Norms Influence Corporate Debt Financing?Jay Cai, Guifeng Shi — 2019
• Banking and credit extension: does religious diversity matter?Saibal Ghosh — 2017
• Female executives and corporate cash holdingsBinay Adhikari — 2018
• Finance and Corporate Innovation: A SurveyJie He, Xuan Tian — 2018
• Corporate innovation strategy and disclosure policyNing Jia — 2019
• Culture, financial literacy, and SME performance in GhanaSamuel Kwaku Agyei, Christian Nsiah — 2018
• Customer‐based Concentration and Firm InnovationHuayu Shen, Ning Xia, Jun Zhang — 2018
• Cultural similarities and housing market linkage: evidence from OECD countriesWeida Kuang, Qilin Wang — 2018

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