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Academy of Management Journal· 2014Q1· Review

Women on Boards and Firm Financial Performance: A Meta-Analysis

Corinne Post, Kris Byron

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Combining 140 studies, this meta-analysis finds that having women on corporate boards is positively linked to accounting returns, especially in countries with stronger shareholder protections. The relationship with market performance varies, being positive in countries with greater gender parity.

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Field: Gender Studies

Gender StudiesSocial Sciences