Management views on corporate governance and firm performance

H. Kent Baker · Gary E. Powell

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Corporate Finance and Governance Corporate Governance and Law Corporate Governance and Financial Management

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We survey top managers of Fortune 1000 companies to learn if industry practitioners agree with the findings of academic research on specific corporate governance issues. We focus on board composition and size, executive/director compensation and ownership, firm performance, and other issues. The results suggest that the views of responding managers appear at odds with other empirical evidence provided in the literature on the majority of the issues examined. In addition, respondents are often unable to offer an opinion about whether they agree or disagree with specific corporate governance issues.

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