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Using the cross-regional data, this paper shows that trust has a strong effect on uneven development of economy in China. As is discovered in many studies, it is found that trust affects the growth of economy, size distribution of enterprise, and FDI inflow and so on. We also find that...
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This paper is intended to model the process of shifting decision rights and residual claim from the central agent (government) to the inside members of the firm in China and to analyze how the reform has improved performance of the state-owned enterprises. We show that the bargaining solution...
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The modulation of metal-support interaction (MSI) is of particular interest in improving the catalytic performance of metal nanocatalysts. Herein, we adopt an alloying strategy to tune the MSI in graphene-supported Ni catalyst by introducing Cu. The NiCu/graphene cocatalysts (denoted as NxCyG)...
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This paper employs a firm-level panel data set for a high-tech cluster in the People's Republic of China to examine knowledge spillovers from multinational enterprises (MNEs) to domestic firms, focusing on the role of MNEs' employment of educated workers. We find that knowledge within MNEs...
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Using the cross-regional data, this paper shows that trust has a strong effect on uneven development of economy in China. As is discovered in many studies, it is found that trust affects the growth of economy, size distribution of enterprise, and FDI inflow and so on. We also find that...
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This paper is intended to model the principal-agent relationship and its associated monitoring-incentive problems of the public economy. The basic findings are: (1) the degree of publicness and the size of the public economy matter: the monitoring effort of the original principals and the work...
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In this paper, we argue that the economic miracle of China in the past three decades can be attributed to the reallocation of entrepreneurial talent from the government/state and agricultural sectors to business activities. This change is unprecedented in the past two thousand years of Chinese...
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