INTERNATIONALIZATION AND FIRM GOVERNANCE: THE ROLES OF CEO COMPENSATION, TOP TEAM COMPOSITION, AND BOARD STRUCTURE.

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Using the complementary lenses of information-processing and agency theories, this study tests the proposition that the complexity resulting from a firm's degree of internationalization will be acc...

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