Questioning public policy’s “maintained assumption”: the case of governance rules impacting regulatory sanctions among capital market players in Malaysia
Legal obligations are primarily introduced and enforced on capital market players with the aim of ensuring orderly capital market activities which should (rightfully) lead to capital market stability and hence unhindered economic growth. In the Malaysian context, listed firms being part of the Count...
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Elsevier BV
2015
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