
CEOS AND NEGATIVE PUBLICITY IN STIGMATIZED INDUSTRY: THE PARADOX
Can negative publicity and a lower level of reputation paradoxically offer benefits for CEOs in stigmatized industries?
Can negative publicity and a lower level of reputation paradoxically offer benefits for CEOs in stigmatized industries?
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