A large stream of research has analyzed the effects of corporate political connections
(CPCs) on firms, including first evidence on their effects on financial reporting behavior …

Building on the dynamic capabilities literature and natural‐resource‐based view, the paper
examines whether firms can attain sales growth through a range of sustainability‐oriented …

We expand on prior evidence that national-level policy uncertainty affects corporate cash
policies and hypothesize that political geography has a significant effect on corporate cash …

As corporate social responsibility (CSR) gains momentum in the business world, it is
imperative to comprehend the relationship between CSR and corporate financial …

In this paper, we study voluntary political spending disclosure, a widespread yet relatively
unexplored corporate voluntary disclosure practice. Using an index created by the CPA …

This study provides the first empirical evidence of the relationship between firm-level
political risk and distance-to-default. Based on our examination of a quarterly dataset of …

There has been growing scholarly interest in the impact of CEO narcissism on discrete firm
outcomes. One area this CEO characteristic might impact is the firm's corporate political …

Does firm lobbying in the EU increase firm profitability? While there is a well-established
literature on this issue in the US context, existing EU studies have overlooked this question …

Despite many studies investigating how lobbying expenditures enhance performance
outcomes, limited attention has been given to understanding the underlying mechanisms …

Abstract Following the Supreme Court decision in the Citizens United v. Federal Election
Commission case of 2010, which removed restrictions in relation to firms' political spending …