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This paper examines the influence of regional economic development on mutual funds investment decisions. Using fund holdings from 2003 to 2008, we find that Chinese mutual funds that collectively reside in the developed coastal region have the ability to select 'star' firms from neighboring...
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This paper identifies a novel channel of information transfer in a common shareholder (CS) relationship, in which a shareholder of a fund management company (FMC) also has a substantial stake in a listed company held by the FMC. We find that the holdings of common shareholder–connected FMCs...
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We examine the stock market responses to two symbolic events in the outbreak of COVID-19: (1) the lockdown of Hubei province; and (2) the containment of the disease in China and its spread to overseas. Overall, market in China responded negatively (positively) to the first (second) event....
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With psychological experiments, we found that whenever stock price goes up or goes down continuously, gambler's fallacy will dominate hot-hand effect in investor's information process to serial changing stock price. When stock price goes up continuously, the longer the price up, the larger is...
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A process dissociation procedure was used to examine the gender differences in the controlled and automatic processing of the brands with the spokes-character of different gender. The results showed that: (1) male consumers elicited significantly higher automatic processing level than female as...
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We propose and empirically test a novel trade credit channel through which the presence of foreign-owned firms can propagate international liquidity shocks to a local country despite its tight controls over portfolio flows. A well-documented advantage of foreign-owned firms, especially large...
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Emotion is always important, although many factors are used to explain the up and drop of capital market. Through psychological experiment, we could search the pure relation between emotion and trading behavior, controlling and removing other factors, and the results tell us about the origin of...
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The last two decades have witnessed an unprecedented transfer of Western management education theories and pedagogies into China and most Chinese MBA programs are now being modeled on their Western counterparts. To gauge the impact of this infusion of Western methods and theories on China's...
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We examine the role of bilateral political relations on cross-border merger and acquisition (M&A) activities. Based on a large sample of cross-border deals during 1990- 2010, we find strong and robust evidence that bilateral political relations have large and significant causal effects on...
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This paper identifies information transfer in a common shareholder relationship, in which a shareholder of a fund management company (FMC) also has a large stake in the listed company held by the FMC. We find that mutual funds prefer stocks with common shareholder links. Moreover, the holdings...
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