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Corporate Social Responsibility And Firm Performance : Evidence From China, Ho Yin Wong
Corporate Social Responsibility And Firm Performance : Evidence From China, Ho Yin Wong
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A series of China’s product safety scandals have recently aroused global concerns over the business ethics and corporate social responsibility (CSR) in China. General public believe that companies have a responsibility towards the society that goes beyond their obligation of maximizing profits. The aims of this research are to understand the development of CSR in China over the past few years and measure the effects of CSR on firm performance by examining the standalone CSR reports for the period 2008-2009. The latest data indicate that Chinese companies have been making progress in their CSR practices. The results of this study …
Corporate Social Responsibility : Have Corporations Become More Socially Responsible?, Robin Stanley Snell
Corporate Social Responsibility : Have Corporations Become More Socially Responsible?, Robin Stanley Snell
Conference on “Improving the Human Destiny"
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The Ethical Decision-Making Processes Of Professional Auditors In The People's Republic Of China, Mingzhi Liu
The Ethical Decision-Making Processes Of Professional Auditors In The People's Republic Of China, Mingzhi Liu
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This study examines the effects of organizational ethical culture, idealism, relativism and guanxi orientation on the ethical decision-making processes of professional auditors in the People’s Republic of China (PRC). It is hypothesized that auditors perceiving a positive organizational ethical culture, possessing higher (lower) degrees of idealism (relativism), and possessing lower degrees of guanxi orientation will make more ethical decisions. The findings of the study indicate that certain aspects of organizational ethical culture had a significant effect on professional auditors’ behavioural intentions, but not on their ethical judgments. Idealism had a marginally significant impact on professional auditors’ behavioral intentions, but not …
宗法宗族思想觀念與中國私營企業管理, Ping Wang