Are socially responsible companies harder to arbitrage?

Arouri, Mohamed; Ayed, Sabrine; Gomes, Mathieu

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Are socially responsible companies harder to arbitrage?Les firmes socialement responsables sont-elles plus difficiles à arbitrer ?¿Son las empresas socialmente responsables más difíciles de arbitrar?[Notice]

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