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Which incentives have the strongest impact on the size of the shadow economy? Is it about government's pressure against entrepreneurs operating in this sector, or is it about the benefits of legality? The goal of this paper is to explicitly contrast the role of sticks (court repressiveness) and...
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that firms linked to members of China's supreme political elites — the Politburo — obtained a price discount ranging from … promoted to positions of national leadership. To curb corruption, President Xi Jinping stepped up investigations and … reduction in corruption of between 50.1% and 43.6% in the provinces either targeted by the central inspection teams or whose …
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We study how China's recent anti-corruption campaign affects local economies. Our identification is based on a … corruption, such as construction and infrastructure. Lands sold by local governments become 3.9% more expensive, mostly driven by … corruption …
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This paper examines how political corruption affects M&A activities. By exploiting the public enforcement of the anti-corruption … campaign across different regions in China, we find in a difference-in-difference (DID) setting that the reduction in … corruption increases cross-region takeover activities by 40% and deal volume more than doubles. Further analysis reveals that the …
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We use China's recent anti-corruption campaign as a natural experiment to examine the (market expected) equilibrium … consequences of (anti-)corruption. We argue that the announcement of inspections of provincial governments by the Central … Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI) on May 17, 2013 represents a significant departure of past norms of anti-corruption …
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