Title Using coarsened exact matching method : caste- or religion-based social proximity influences in CEO appointments in India / Naga Lakshmi Damaraju, Anil Kumar Makhija

Published London : SAGE Publications Ltd, 2019

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Description 1 online resource Series SAGE Research Methods. Cases SAGE Research Methods. Cases Summary This case study discusses the research methods we used to determine whether professional CEO appointments in India are influenced by the same caste/religion considerations of the firms’ owners and the consequent impact on firm performance. The case elaborates the various challenges we encountered in collecting and analyzing relevant data. The case also examines the use of Coarsened Exact Matching for building a comparison group of candidates which serve as counterfactuals, that is, those that could have been chosen to be CEOs but were not eventually chosen. In addition, we discuss how we resolved endogeneity issues Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index Notes Description based on XML content Subject Caste -- India -- Case studies Chief executive officers -- Religious life -- India -- Case studies Executive succession -- India -- Case studies Research -- Methodology -- Case studies Caste. Executive succession. Research -- Methodology. SUBJECT India -- Religious life and customs -- Case studies Subject India. Genre/Form Case studies. Form Electronic book Author Makhija, Anil Kumar, author ISBN 152649373X 9781526493736

Other Titles Caste- or religion-based social proximity influences in chief executive officer appointments in India

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