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Measuring corporate governance performance beyond the financial metrics: A study based on deposit money banks in Nigeria
Studies on corporate governance and firm performance have traditionally used financial metrics such as return on investment, return on assets, return on equity, profitable after tax, earnings per share, firm value (Tobin's q), and other quantifiable matrices. These performance measurement indicators...
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