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Patient and clinician experiences of language barriers in Qatar's multilingual public mental health care: a qualitative study. [PDF]
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2006 A corporation is an artificial person created for an economic purpose, as described in various aspects of the Theory of the Firm. Recent historical and comparative research shows that corporations in most countries come in groups, each controlled by a single principal. This has implications for various "theories of the firm".
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Various forms of institutionalized collectivity, colloquially "the corporation" constitute structures of social life constitutive of the contemporary, yet are underexamined and barely theorized within the critical social sciences. For over a century, however, the corporation has been theorized by legal scholars, often relying on economics: the ...
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Various forms of institutionalized collectivity, colloquially "the corporation" constitute structures of social life constitutive of the contemporary, yet are underexamined and barely theorized within the critical social sciences. For over a century, however, the corporation has been theorized by legal scholars, often relying on economics: the ...
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Corporate Debt and Corporate Taxes
The Journal of Finance, 1979CORPORATIONS MAY ISSUE VARIOUS types of financial contracts to investors. The market price of each security depends upon its claim on corporate resources and its influence on taxes. Modigliani and Miller [5, 6] and Cox and Ross [2] elaborate an arbitrage theory of security valuation.
Bierman, Harold, Jr +1 more
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Corporate Imagery and Corporate Identity
1994In any organization, the relationship between strategic, structural, and psychological factors centering around a common core of abilities leads us to postulate the existence of a “corporate identity” which, in the same way as an individual’s personality, deeply influences its development.
Larçon, Jean-Paul, Reitter, Roland
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Corporate Governance and Corporate Identity*
Corporate Governance: An International Review, 2006The aim of this paper is to discuss and analyse whether recommendations on corporate governance have led to more transparency and well‐defined corporate identities for listed small and medium‐sized companies through their external communication on corporate governance.
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Corporate Finance and Corporate Governance
The Journal of Finance, 1988ABSTRACTA combined treatment of corporate finance and corporate governance is herein proposed. Debt and equity are treated not mainly as alternative financial instruments, but rather as alternative governance structures. Debt governance works mainly out of rules, while equity governance allows much greater discretion.
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