Do Voluntary Commons Associations Deliver Sustainable Grazing Outcomes? An Empirical Study of England

Grazing the Budgetary Commons:

Rates of voluntary and compulsory psychiatric in-patient treatment in England: an ecological study investigating associations with deprivation and demographics.

BACKGROUND Individual variables and area-level variables have been identified as explaining much of the variance in rates of compulsory in-patient treatment. AIMS To describe rates of voluntary and compulsory psychiatric in-patient treatment in rural and urban settings in England, and to explore the associations with age, ethnicity and deprivation. METHOD Secondary analysis of 2010/11 data ...

Voluntary Audits and Auditor Quality: An Empirical Study

This study examines the demand for audits in a modern voluntary audit setting, in which a number of levels of auditor quality can be chosen. Where audits are not compulsory, a substantial number of organizations choose them. The choice of auditor quality is associated with size, debt and salaries, but not with donations and grants. The results provide support for the audit as a form of monitori...

The Influencing Factors of Enterprise Sustainable Innovation: An Empirical Study

Sustainable innovation is the inexhaustible source of development of enterprises. Within fierce market competition, only by depending on continuous innovation can an enterprise exist and develop. By conducting an exploratory factor analysis and a confirmatory factor analysis, this paper proposes a theoretical model, dividing enterprise sustainable innovation ability into three aspects: knowledg...

Voluntary corporate governance with an empirical application

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