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FORTUNE'S MOST ADMIRED FIRMS: AN INVESTOR'S PERSPECTIVE

Greg Filbeck · Raymond F. Gorman · Dianna C. Preece

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Each year since 1983, Fortune magazine has published a survey featuring “America's most admired” corporations. Although the most admired corporations are certainly worthy of some praise and the least admired deserving of criticism, whether these admired companies are worthy of investors' money is less clear. We examine the ex ante and ex post returns of a sample of the most and least admired corporations in the Fortune survey.

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