Self and collective interest in business relationships

Article Abstract:

Implications of a firm's self-interest in business relationships on achievement of its economic goals are examined.

Self-interest, Self interest, Business networks (Social groups)

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Stock options expensing: an examination of agency and institutional theory explanations

Article Abstract:

Implications of adding stock options cost to employees' income statements are discussed.

Stock options, Income statements

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