board composition and firm performance: a literature review
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Abstract
This paper discusses the empirical studies investigating the association between board composition and organizational outcome. The board composition is the most important attribute of the board institution as such a composition determines board’s characteristics, structure and process. The paper explores the motivation and contribution of previous studies that serves as a basis for defining the significance of a replication work. The paper also presents the outcome ap-proach adopted by previous works. An avenue for further research is presented in the last sec-tions.
Keywords: corporate governance, board structure, firm performance, outcome approach, specific task, financial-based performance
Keywords: corporate governance, board structure, firm performance, outcome approach, specific task, financial-based performance
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| Authors | ;Muhammad Agung Prabowo |
| Journal | British journal of anaesthesia |
| Year | 2011 |
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