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A Stakeholder–Human Capital Perspective on the Link between Social Performance and Executive Compensation
The link between firm corporate social performance (CSP) and executive compensation could be driven by a sorting effect (a firm’s CSP is related to the initial levels of compensation of newly hired executives), or by an incentive effect (incumbent executives are rewarded for past firm CSP). Existing
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