This dissertation comprises two papers on the reputational incentives arising from cartel prosecution and how these incentives affect outside directors behavior and firm decisions. In the first paper, I examine the consequences of cartel prosecution on outside director's reputation and the ex post behavior induced by this reputational loss. I test whether independent directors serving in cartel firms undergo reputational losses after cartel prosecution.
Building on the evidence of antitrust-related reputational damage presented in the first paper, in the second papaer I analyze whether outside directors of cartel firms take specific ex ante actions to minimize potential reputational losses.
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