It Pays to Be Fair

Meir Statman published a perspectives piece in the May/June 2007 Financial Analyst’s Journal called Local Ethics in a Global World. In it he notes, among other things, the high correlation between Income per Capita and Freedom from Corruption by country. Less corrupt countries have higher per-capita income levels.

For more information, see all articles on: Corporate Governance, Ethics, Research

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