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Administrative penalties and corporate resilience

International Review of Economics and Finance
Yumin Li, Jingyi Guo
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Related Civil Remedies: Administrative Penalties and Injunctions

2009
Abstract Civil penalties are monetary fines imposed by an administrative agency (or in some cases, by a court upon petition of an administrative agency) as a consequence of illegal behavior by a respondent, typically a corporation. Civil penalties are imposed either in addition to or instead of criminal sanctions.
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The Administrative Penalty in the Administrative Control Scope

Journal of Juridical and Political Science, 2022
Administrative penalty is one of preventive and organizational ways to be imposed by administration upon persons who are don’t belong to it. It aims at keeping all elements of the public system including the public ethics of a society. Administrative penalty is distinguished to other penalties since its effect lasts to future so as to prevent ...
Maysaa AbdulMunaam Rasheed   +1 more
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The Impact of Environmental Administrative Penalties on the Disclosure of Environmental Information

open access: yesSustainability, 2019
Stakeholders often have a significant interest in the disclosure of information by companies that have received environmental penalties. This study examines how environmental administrative penalties influence companies’ environmental disclosures ...
Xiangan Ding, Ying Qu, Mohsin Shahzad
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A Study on the Administrative Penalty System: Penalty under Environmental Law

Korean Public Land Law Association, 2022
In Korea, the penalty system was first stipulated in the Monopoly Regulation and Fair Trade Act (the Monopoly Prohibition Act) in December 1980, but the definition of penalty is not immediately defined. Penalties have been stipulated as necessary in individual laws such as the Antimonopoly Act, but the concept was stipulated as a general provision in ...
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Administrative Blackmail: the Remission of Penalties

Western Political Quarterly, 1951
D URING THE PAST HALF-CENTURY, both the volume and the scope of administration have increased enormously. It could not accurately be said that the administrative process has ousted the legislative from its traditional functions. Rather, the administration has supplemented the legislature, supplying detailed regulations in fields into which the ...
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Correlation of Administrative Delinquency in the Field of Migration with Changes in Administrative Penalties

Economic Problems and Legal Practice, 2021
Purpose of the study. Questions of the impact of the severity of administrative punishment on the indicators of administrative delinquency are among the topical, as well as of not only scientific, but also practical interest. In modern socio-economic conditions there is a growing interest in solving the problem of delinquency and crime in the field of ...
Olga R. Afanaseva, Georgy F. Koimshidi
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ISSUES OF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFENSE, ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBILITY AND ADMINISTRATIVE PENALTIES

VESTNIK ADVANCED TRAINING INSTITUTE OF THE MIA OF RUSSIA
The article considers such a phenomenon as an «administrative offense», reveals its signs, characterizes such a sign as a public danger, and formulates proposals for its normative consolidation. The authors note that the only basis for administrative responsibility is precisely an administrative offense.
Aleksey Kurakin, Aleksandr Haritonov
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