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Why do corporations give to charity?
Journal of Business
1988 : JAN, VOL. 61:1, p. 65-93
 1988 Navarro, P.
96.
London boroughs look at new ways to attract teachers
Personnel Management
1987 : NOV, VOL. 19:11, p.71
 1987
97.
Rating America's corporate conscience
Business and Society Review
1987 : WINTER, NO. 60, p. 27-31
 1987 Lydenberg, S. D.
Marlin, A. T.
Strub, S. O'Brien
98.
Philanthropy America's best-run charities
Fortune
1987 : NOV. 9, No.23, p.87-90
 1987 Kinkead, G.
99.
Competition and performance in the nonprofit sector : the case of US medical research charities.
Journal of Industrial Economics
1987 : MAR, VOL. 35:3, p. 241-253
 1987 Feigenbaum, S.
100.
Charities need a bottom line too.
Harvard Business Review
1987 : JAN-FEB, VOL. 65:1, p. 14, 16, 18, 22
 1987 Harvey, P. D.
Snyder, J. D.
101.
The efficiency of tax incentives to private charitable giving - Some econometric evidence for the Federal Republic of Germany.
Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv
1986 : VOL. 122:4, p. 690-712
 1986 Paque, K. H.
102.
Voluntary organizations in action : strategy in the voluntary sector.
Journal of Management Studies
1986 : SEP, VOL. 23:5, p. 519-542
 1986 Wilson, D. C.
Butler, R. J.
103.
On the voluntary and involuntary provision of public goods.
American Economic Review
1986 : SEP, VOL. 76:4, p. 789-793
 1986 Bernheim, B. D.
104.
Charities.
Market Intelligence
1986 : OCT, p. 59-75
 1986
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