The Male Factor [Faith-Based Edition]

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The Male Factor [Faith-Based Edition]: The Unwritten Rules, Misperceptions, and Secret Beliefs of Men in the Workplace

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Now with this faith-based edition of The Male Factor, Feldhahn brings her innovative research approach to the workplace to help women understand their male colleagues. In this Christian edition, Feldhahn speaks directly to the interests and questions of women of faith, whether their workplace is a part-time ministry or a Fortune 500 corporation. This version of The Male Factor also delivers invaluable advice from senior Christian women who have broad experience in dealing with these questions, understand and share the reader’s values, and want to help other women achieve the best possible work relationships.
 
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Are female executives more risk-averse than male executives?(Author abstract)(Report): An article from Reviews

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Are female executives more risk-averse than male executives?(Author abstract)(Report): An article from: Atlantic Economic Journal

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From the author: It is often argued that women are more risk averse than men. This paper provides additional evidence on this issue by examining the stock selling behavior of male and female executives in response to stock option awards. When corporate executives sell shares of their firm upon new stock option awards, it is an indication that they are attempting to reduce risk through diversification of their personal portfolio. More rigorous stock sales by female executives would indicate that they are more risk averse than their male counterparts. However, this paper finds that male executives are more risk averse by engaging in higher diversification-related stock sales than the female executives. It is also found that the stock sales by male executives approximate the optimal hedge ratio. (JEL G34, G39)

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Title: Are female executives more risk-averse than male executives?(Author abstract)(Report)
Author: Zahid Iqbal
Publication: Atlantic Economic Journal (Magazine/Journal)
Date: March 1, 2006
Publisher: Thomson Gale
Volume: 34 Issue: 1 Page: 63(12)

Article Type: Report, Author abstract

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