Relação da estrutura de capital e a diversidade de gênero no conselho de administração / Capital structure relationship and gender diversity on the board
Palavras-chave:
Diversidade de Gênero, Estrutura de Capital, Conselho de Administração.Resumo
Ao longo da última década ocorreu um acréscimo significativo no número de mulheres pertencentes a equipes de alta administração. Nesse sentido, o comportamento em relação às decisões de investimento, risco e diferenças de gênero tem sido investigado pelo meio acadêmico (Barsky, Juster, Kimball, & Shapiro, 1997). O consenso nesses estudos é que as mulheres são mais avessas ao risco na tomada de decisões financeiras (Berger et al., 2014). Dada a necessidade de um maior número de investigações sobre gênero e estrutura de capital, apresentamos o seguinte problema de pesquisa: qual a relação existente entre a diversidade de gênero no Conselho de Administração e a estrutura de capital? O estudo tem como objetivo verificar a relação entre a diversidade de gênero no Conselho de Administração e as tomadas de decisões quanto aos tipos de empréstimos e financiamentos (curto e longo prazo) e as fontes de capital.Referências
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