Influences on the Scope of Corporate Disclosure Programs: Preliminary Findings

Proceedings of the International Association for Business and Society 18:118-120 (2007)
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This paper provides a framework for beginning the discussion of how and why corporate disclosure programs vary in their scope. It posits that managerial agency along with certain external forces, such as disclosure regulations, will affect the scope and managerial commitment to a broad or narrow disclosure program scope. Preliminary findings are presented in brief form

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