The Role of United Charities in Fundraising: The Case of Singapore
Theory suggests that a united charity helps to economize on fundraising costs by reducing competition for donations among member charities. However, donors often cannot control the allocation of their donations, and charities may dislike the monitoring of their activities. This paper examines these...
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Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
2003
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