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Exploiting reforms of state covenants-not-to-compete laws to capture exogenous variation in barriers to compete for talent, I show that firms increase cash holdings when talent competition intensifies. The effect is concentrated among firms for which talent is more important and in industries...
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Exploiting reforms of state covenants-not-to-compete laws to capture exogenous variation in barriers to compete for talent, I show that firms increase cash holdings when talent competition intensifies. The effect is concentrated among firms for which talent is more important and in industries...
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Cash pooling is a bank service that allows corporates to externalise the intra-group cash management, and thus manage their global liquidity effectively with lower costs. Although there is little quantitative information on the significance of the phenomenon, cash pooling appears to have become...
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Based on the data of A-share listed central state-owned enterprises (CSOEs) and non-state-owned listed companies in China from 2003 to 2019, we use propensity score matching and the difference-in-difference method to examine the impact of CSOEs' income distribution policy on corporate cash...
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