The price of official-business collusion
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to investigate whether the anti-corruption campaign, “Hunting the Tigers,” incurs a significant short-term loss of shareholders’ returns. Design/methodology/approach: A sophisticated event study approach is employed. Findings: The results show that the “Hunting the Tigers” has incurred a significant short-term loss of investment returns for shareholders in China’s main stock market board. In addition, the beginning of a new assault on China’s official mogul corruption in another round of political anti-corruption cycle after the 18th National Congress of the CPC has reduced this price significantly. Originality/value: This finding should be perceived as the price of the corruption of official-business collusion within capital markets in contemporary China.
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2019
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Authors: | Hou, Xiaohui ; Li, Shuo |
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China Finance Review International. - Emerald, ISSN 2044-1398, ZDB-ID 2589380-4. - Vol. 10.2019, 1 (01.03.), p. 52-74
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Emerald |
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