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CSR and Taxes: Examining the Taxing Debate Over a Corporate's Social Responsibility
Emerging research has sought to understand if there is a relationship between corporate taxes and corporate social responsibility (CSR); and more specifically, whether the payment of a company's taxes can become an additional consideration when distinguishing between responsible and irresponsible co...
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Graduate School of Business (GSB)
2024
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