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Corporate Social Responsibility And Financial Performance Relationship: The Case Of Turkey

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Having an increased attention from researchers corporate social responsibility is the starting point of this study. There several studies in the literature regarding the linkage between CSR and firm performance, however this study examines the situation of a developing country; Turkey. The main aim of this study is to investigate corporate social performance and financial performance relationship with accounting based performance measures. The results seem to support CSR causes better financial performance.

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