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In China, a large proportion of companies are state owned, and this factor is a likely important driver of assets … & MacBeth (1973) regressions, we show that the SOE factor is critical in explaining cross section returns in China's domestic … pricing mechanism in China. While accounting for the SOE impact improves explanatory power of the asset pricing model, further …
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In this paper, we examine the relation between government ownership and stock price informativeness around the world. Using a sample of privatized firms from 41 countries between 1983 and 2007, we find strong and robust evidence that state ownership is associated with lower firm-level stock...
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This paper examines the differential between the share prices of China's large state-owned commercial banks traded in …
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China's corporations, we show that the relationship between expected returns and capital investment varies significantly … captures the monetary supply shocks in China. As SOE firms have easier access to bank loans, the high investment firms in the …
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The paper establishes if dividend policy is a trustworthy indicator for the investors to predict a company's future growth in value to maximize their returns on their portfolios. The analysis technique used is cross-sectional regression analysis since the research focuses on various companies...
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This study examines a public policy issue: whether government officials engage in earnings management to collude with private investors in the privatization of state-owned enterprises (SOEs). We find that the managers of listed Chinese SOEs, who are de facto bureaucrats, employ income-decreasing...
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Structure Reform in China. This reform abolishes the trading restriction of shares held mainly by state shareholders, which in …
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We examine the impact of mutual fund ownership on stock price informativeness in China. Existing evidence shows that … stock price informativeness is low in China, and attributes this to firms' lack of disclosure incentives under the weak … mutual funds in China can also be moderated by state ownership of listed firms, which reduces firms' dependence on outside …
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Chinese share prices rose sharply on the Politburo's Dec. 4th, 2012, announcement of its Eight-point Regulation, an uncharacteristically detailed and concrete Party policy, initiating an extensive anti-corruption campaign and announced surprisingly soon after a change in leadership. The reaction...
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