Titlebook: Corporate Environmental Responsibility, Accounting and Corporate Finance in the EU; A Quantitative Analy Panagiotis Dimitropoulos,Konstanti

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The Great Rebalancing: France and Germanyeen CER and systematic risk and by distinguishing sample firms between common law and code law countries, evidenced as significant factors for the inconsistency of empirical results by previous studies. Empirical results indicated that CER performance provides a negative and significant impact on fi

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The Great Rebalancing: France and Germanyn potential endogeneity between the examined factors, evidenced by previous literature on that issue. Empirical analysis suggested that CER performance is positively and significantly impacting on cash holdings, supporting evidence provided on the literature that CER performance lead firms to hold m

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The Great Rebalancing: France and Germanyommunity for over two decades, especially because of the importance of environmental awareness for the functioning and operation of the organizations. Despite the increased interest of CER on various business sectors the concept has recently entered the accounting and finance disciplines, since many

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