Corporate governance structure a. varies a great deal across countries. b. has become homogenized following the integration of capital markets. c. has become homogenized due to cross-listing of shares of many public corporations. d. none of the options

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Peyton Mcdaniel

23 August, 09:11

Corporate governance structure a. varies a great deal across countries. b. has become homogenized following the integration of capital markets. c. has become homogenized due to cross-listing of shares of many public corporations. d. none of the options

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Bruce Gardner · Answer 1

a. varies a great deal across countries.

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Corporate governance is a mixture of the rules and laws by which the business operates and is regulated and controlled this term involves the external and the external factors that impact the compactors stakeholders, customers, shareholders, and the management. However the structure differs form nations to nations on the basis for the roles played by the governments and that includes the monitoring the actions, policies, and the decisions of the corporations. Countries like the U. K, Canada, Ireland, United States, and New Zealand are the top five countries in the corporate governance scale with an overall rating of 7.6 to 6.7.