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Квоты не только способствуют гендерному разнообразию, но и в целом увеличивают выбор квалифицированных кандидатов. Имеются некоторые свидетельства того, что корпорации с более разнообразным составом совета директоров более прибыльны. Marcus Noland, Tyler Moran, and Barbara Kotschwar, “Is Gender Diversity Profi able? Evidence from a Global Survey,” Working Paper Series of the Peterson Institute for International Economics, Feb. 2016; Margarethe Weirsema and Marie Louise Mors, “What Board Directors Really Think of Gender Quotas,” Harvard Business Review , Nov. 14, 2016; Oliver Staley, “You Know Those Quotas for Female Board Members in Europe? They’re Working,” Quartz.com, May 3, 2016, qz.com/674276/you-know-those-quotas-for-female-board-members-in-europe-theyre-working; and Daniel Boffey, “EU to Push for 40 % Quota for Women on Company Boards,” Guardian (London), Nov. 20, 2017, www.theguardian.com/world/2017/nov/20/eu-to-push-for-40-quota-for-women-on-company-boards.
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