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Ending Corporate Impunity for Genocide : The Case Against China's State-Owned Petroleum Company in Sudan

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This paper provides both a quantitative and qualitative analysis of whether the Chinese oil companies have “overpaid” than international counterparts in overseas asset acquisitions. Using a difference-in-difference and hedonic pricing framework, we find that while the Chinese companies did...

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