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Table 1 presents descriptive statistics and the correlation of variables of interest. Overall, the
Table 1: Descriptive Statistics and Correlations This table presents pairwise correlations of variables
Table 2: Cross-sectional OLS Regression of ROA on Board Compositions and Controlling  Family Shareholding (N=190) This table presents cross-sectional OLS regression of ROA on ownership by different type of shareholders, board compositions,
Table 3: Cross-sectional OLS Regression of ROA on Board Compositions and Controlling Family Shareholding (N=190) This table presents cross-sectional OLS regression of ROA on ownership by different type of shareholders, board compositions,

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