Corporate Social Responsibility of the Most Highly Reputed European and North American Firms
Abstract The objective of this article is double: first, to analyze, using a descriptive analysis, the main differences in the level and components of social behaviour between European and North American firms and, second, to contrast empirically, using a multiple linear regression model, whether th...
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