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Lin, Jwu-Rong; Lee, Hsiu-Ying; Hsiao, Li-Peng - In: Journal of Economics and Management 5 (2009) 1, pp. 29-54

owned by managers makes a positive contribution to technical efficiency. (3) The percentage of the company shares owned by …

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公司收购法的移植与变异：部分要约与投资者保护 (The Transplantation and Mutation of Takeover Law in China : Partial Bids and Investor Protection)

Huang, (Robin) Hui - 2020

comparative study of the partial bid regimes in mainland China, the United Kingdom, Japan and other relevant jurisdictions, and … and Japan have similar functions. In China, partial bids were launched on a voluntary basis by acquirers mainly to … statutory obligation triggered by negotiated takeover. This paper explains the results of the study and proposes to extend the …

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Introducing the Exchange Traded Pieced Loan – An Asset-Backed Security Design with Chinese Characteristics

Bußmann, Richard - 2014

English Abstract: The author proposes a new type of asset-backed security, called Exchange Traded Pieced Loan (ETPL), designed to address a variety of major issues for savers, lenders, borrowers, authorities and other stakeholders in China's markets for investment and credit. An ETPL's...

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儒家与公司绩效 (Confucianism and Corporate Financial Performance)

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中国持股权益披露制度：法律移植与比较研究 (The Substantial Shareholding Disclosure Rule in China : Legal Transplant and Comparative Study)

Wang, (Charles) Chao - 2021

, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Hong Kong and Taiwan. China's experience refutes some general theoretical assumptions of …

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Profit-Based Compensation and Corporate Tax Evasion

Chang, Jing Jun - In: Journal of Economics and Management 7 (2011) 2, pp. 185-198

This paper attempts to analyze corporate tax evasion in a principal-agent framework. We assume that the firm's profit is positively related to managerial effort and that the executive compensation is profit-based. In addition, we consider the situation where the manager might underreport the...

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