Corporate Wrongdoing

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Proceedings of the International Association for Business and Society 16:263-266 (2005)
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This paper aims at exploring the relationship between corporate wrongdoing and CEOs’careers. We hypothesize that the managerial labor market does not punish CEOs of companies involved with wrongdoing. The analysis of data on 16 companies charged by the SEC supports this hypothesis.

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