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Rewarding the Extremes: Market Reaction to U.S. Corporations’ LGBTQ Positions
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Values and Visibility: How CEO Activism Influences Private and Public Consumer Choices
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When (not) to talk politics in business: Experimental evidence
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Values and visibility: How CEO activism influences private and public consumer choices
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CEO Activism and Political Mobilization
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How Corporate Sociopolitical Activism (CSA) impacts portfolio allocations: an experiment
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