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4.黃靖萱、許癸鎣、李昆昇(民 96),天下企業公民 TOP 50,天下雜誌,367期,118-127。
5.張紹勳、張紹評、林秀娟(民 89),統計分析-初等統計與高等統計,第四版,台北:松崗圖書。
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8.康峰菁(民 92),企業社會責任、財務績效與盈餘管理之國際實證研究,國立臺北大學合作經濟學系研究所博士論文,未出版,台北市。
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