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4. Geopolitical risk, CEO power, and corporate lobbying: Do powerful CEOs lobby more?. (2024). Houston, Reza ; Farjana, Ashupta ; Alam, Ahmed W.
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30. Two faces of corporate lobbying: Evidence from the pharmaceutical industry. (2020). Unsal, Omer.
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43. Antitrust merger review costs and acquirer lobbying. (2018). Roosenboom, Peter ; Fidrmuc, Jana P ; Zhang, Eden Quxian.
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45. Investor Reaction to Covert Corporate Political Activity. (2017). Werner, Timothy.
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47. Institutional Investors and Corporate Political Activism. (2016). Lei, Zicheng ; Albuquerque, Rui ; Rocholl, Jorg ; Zhang, Chendi.
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