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ArticleCEO excess compensation: The impact of firm size and managerial power

Mary S. Hill2016

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CEO excess compensation: The impact of firm size and managerial power

Mary S. Hill · Thomas J. Lopez · Austin L. Reitenga

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Published2016-05-25

VenueAdvances in Accounting

ISSN-L0882-6110

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Citations45

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