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Relationship between changes in regulation, corporate governance, and firm performance: Mexico’s case

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Table 4.1 Ride 11-33 and Governance Changes Governance Practices
Table 4.2 Comparison of Mexican Corporate Governance with the OECD Principles
Figure 4.3 Describe empirical supports for each domain of the CBGP
Table 5.6 Variables tested and hypotheses.
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