Imen Tebourbi

Business & Economics

1. Taiwan 100%
2. Nonlinearity 70%
3. Business Performance 65%
4. Firm Performance 60%
5. Corporate Governance 60%
6. Geopolitical Risks 59%
7. Operating Performance 57%
8. CEO Tenure 56%
9. Stock Market 54%
10. Bond Market 53%
11. Managerial Ability 53%
12. Mutual Fund Performance 52%
13. Family Control 52%
14. Kuwait 51%
15. Audit 51%
16. Imputation 50%
17. Government Funding 50%
18. Reinvestment 48%
19. Economic Factors 48%
20. CEO Compensation 47%
21. Decision Quality 47%
22. Financial Sustainability 47%
23. Social Innovation 45%
24. Endogeneity 44%
25. Audit Quality 43%
26. Mergers 43%
27. Investors 43%
28. National Cultures 43%
29. Financial Constraints 41%
30. Social Factors 40%
31. Carbon Emissions 39%
32. Family Firms 39%
33. CO2 Emissions 38%
34. Capital Structure 37%
35. Technical Efficiency 36%
36. Mergers and Acquisitions 36%
37. Dividends 34%
38. Moderating Effect 32%
39. Corporate Social Responsibility 30%
40. Fund Managers 28%
41. Pay-performance Sensitivity 27%
42. Institutional Factors 27%
43. Mutual Funds 25%
44. Tax 25%
45. Developing Countries 23%
46. Education 23%
47. Inefficiency 21%
48. Nonlinear Relationships 21%
49. Bonus 21%
50. Pooled Mean Group Estimator 19%