Corporate Inversions and Economic Performance

Corporate Governance: Effects on Firm Performance and Economic Growth

Corporate Governance, Innovation, and Economic Performance in the EU

It is well appreciated that demographic trends threaten the integrity of continental European systems of social security. For France, these trends imply a long term funding crisis as well as a crisis of confidence in national economic and social institutions. The funding of social security is a recurrent largely unresolved political issue; proposals for comprehensive reform are heavily conteste...

Corporate Governance, Innovation, and Economic Performance in the Eu (cgep)

The dominant role of banks, the system of co-determination and company-centered management are traditionally seen as the critical elements of the German system of corporate governance. Important changes have taken place in recent years in this system. Of particular importance have been developments in the relationship between German corporations and the financial system. Particularly in the lat...

Corporate Social Performance and Internal Control

This study examines the relationship between corporate social performance and the Company's internal control. For the study, the definition of corporate social performance is used Wood (Wood, 1991) and social performance into the process (internal processes, management) and outcome (social impact) is divided. To assess the social performance of corporate social performance version of the questi...

The Paradoxical Impact of Corporate Inversions on US Tax Revenue

Do corporate inversions cost the US Treasury billions of dollars in tax revenue, justifying legislative responses and even strong-arming corporations from moving their tax domicile abroad? We show that corporate inversions not only do not appear to reduce, but, paradoxically, are even likely to increase tax collections by the US Treasury. JEL classification: M40, G34, H25, F23