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Real Effects of Transparency (B04)

Subject Area Operations Management and Computer Science for Business Administration
Term since 2019
Project identifier Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) - Project number 403041268
 
Gassen, J. Müller, and Sellhorn (B04) explore how information induces ‘real effects’ by shaping senders’ and receivers’ actions in the real economy. Specifically, they investigate the links of the causal chain by which transparency and its regulation affect non-investor stakeholders – and feed back into senders’ own business activities. They focus on (a) the information needs of advocacy groups, employees, and consumers as new users of corporate reporting; (b) new transparency requirements in the evolving area of mandatory sustainability reporting; and (c) new “real effects,” including those intended (and unintended) by policymakers who use transparency regulation to achieve public policy goals.
DFG Programme CRC/Transregios
Applicant Institution Universität Paderborn
 
 

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