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investment efficiency in China’s unique corporate setting and find that conditional conservatism can reduce (facilitate … investment efficiency. In this study, we investigate whether this association can be shaped by the unique institutional … environment—state ownership of firms and banks—in China. First, we examine the association between conditional conservatism and …
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security or other political considerations. The results raise concerns over the efficiency and corporate governance of Chinese …
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We extend Hsieh and Klenow’s classic misallocation model and examine how the establishment of the CHINA SASAC has … establishment of the CHINA SASAC has reduced the factor market distortion of Chinese state-owned enterprises and improved their … resource allocation efficiency, considering their endogenous nature. We provide new research methods for and perspectives on …
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reference to state-owned enterprises in China. Our findings are that Chinese institutional reforms have produced diversified …
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of large state-owned enterprises (SOEs) in China. Our model shows that the delegation of decision making authority to SOE … of the party-committee control within large SOEs in China …
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With the rapidly unfolding China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and the ongoing reform of the State-owned enterprises …
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-owned enterprises, comparing 1995 with 1998 in Hunan, China, using the Mincerian earnings equation method. The results show that the …
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After three decades’ reform, China’s SOEs remain as powerful but inefficient. The continual failure to adopt necessary … reform leads to great disappointment amongst China watchers and requests an explanation. This paper offers a new political …
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China, which has been further emboldened by the latest rounds of state-owned enterprise (“SOE”) reforms. Through a careful … challenges created by China’s state capitalism can be appropriately addressed by the WTO’s existing rules on subsidies coupled … with the China-specific obligations. A more realistic approach would be to encourage China to undertake market …
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Overstaff in state-owned enterprises (SOEs) is a key and difficult issue in the Chinese economic reform. This paper models the transition process in the reform that SOE overstaff is gradually absorbed by private enterprises and the economy grows through converting redundant SOE workers into...
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