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Corporate Governance In The Lodging Industry: Special Case Of The Service Industry
2013
International Journal of Management & Information Systems
This paper examines the corporate governance structure of publicly traded hospitality firms and determines whether the governance structure selected by these firms is consistent with minimizing monitoring and bonding costs dictated by the complexity of the business models. There is strong evidence that complex firms had larger board of directors, more outside board members, a greater fraction of CEO pay being variable, and more frequent occurrence of CEO/Chairman duality than simple firms. The
doi:10.19030/ijmis.v17i2.7710
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