Background Burnout is a work-related syndrome documented to have negative consequences
for GPs and their patients. Aim To review the existing literature concerning studies …

While some studies suggest that industry product market competition can substitute for
managerial incentives, other studies suggest a complementary relation. The underlying …

This study examines the relation between industry product market competition and earnings
management in firms. Using several determinants of competition, namely, product …

ABSTRACTbstract This study examines the relation between large shareholder ownership
and board governance in firms. Using a dataset comprising Taiwanese firms, we find that …

This study examines how several determinants of industry product market competition—product
substitutability, market size, and entry costs—affect managers’ strategic disclosure of …

We examine the relation between industry product market competition and the extent of
earnings management. We use several determinants of competition (product substitutability, …

This study examines how CEO reputation affects internal corporate governance (monitoring)
strength across firms. Using lagged CEO press coverage, lagged 3-year industry-adjusted …

In this study I find that product substitutability has a negative relation with pay-earnings but
no relation with pay-stock return sensitivity, whereas market size and ease of entry have no …

We examine whether a firm's operating environment influences the likelihood that the CEO is
also the chair of the board of directors. Specifically, using robust regression techniques, we …

… This study uses measures identified in Karuna (2007) that are based on theoretical insights
derived from Sutton (1991) and Raith (2003). However, these studies do not specifically …