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by Chinese firms. In line with the previous literature, the paper demonstrates that investment by non-state firms is … reliance on internal cash flows to fund investment). The paper also finds that large non-state firms with weak government … resources after the "grabbing-the-big-and-letting-go-the-small" privatization program in China. Firms with government …
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by Chinese firms. In line with the previous literature, the paper demonstrates that investment by non-state firms is … reliance on internal cash flows to fund investment). The paper also finds that large non-state firms with weak government … resources after the "grabbing-the-big-and-letting-go-the-small" privatization program in China. Firms with government …
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flows to fund investment), and that the sensitivity of investment to internal cash flows is higher for firms that report …, likely the engine for innovation in the coming years in China, are especially financially constrained, due perhaps to the …-the-big-and-letting-go-the-small' privatization program in China. Our empirical results suggest that government connections play an important role in explaining …
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by Chinese firms. In line with the previous literature, the paper demonstrates that investment by non-state firms is … reliance on internal cash flows to fund investment). The paper also finds that large non-state firms with weak government … resources after the "grabbing-the-big-and-letting-go-the-small" privatization program in China. Firms with government …
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Using a large panel dataset of Chinese industrial firms, the authors examine the determinants of access to loans from formal financial intermediaries and extension of trade credit. Poorly performing state-owned enterprises were more likely to redistribute credit to firms with less privileged...
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