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The Superior Performance of Companies with Small Boards of Directors
This paper evaluates recent proposals in the legal and finance literature for limiting the sizes of boards of directors. After controlling for firm size and industry membership, I find evidence of an inverse association between board sizes and firms’ market values in a sample of 792 large U.S. publi
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