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The implication of FDI in the construction industry in Cambodia under BRI

Ly Bora - In: Cogent business & management 8 (2021) 1, pp. 1-15

There is clear evidence that building infrastructure contributes to a country’s rising economy and improved well-being. Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) expansion operations are mainly designed to make the infrastructure necessary and increase physical connectivity. The purposes of this article...

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How Could China Make a Greater Contribution to Global Governance?

Ly Bora - 2019

countries and organizations must participate in this challenging task. This paper discusses briefly how China could make a …

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Bank Lending Decisions and the Value Effect of Loan Announcements : New Evidence from the Sensitivity between Bank Loans and Firm Performance Adjusted for Earnings Management in Ch...

Cui, Huanyu - 2017

to bank loan announcements in China. Using firm performance before and after the lending decisions, adjusted for the …

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Political Capital vs. Constraint : Evidence from CEO Turnovers in Chinese Private Firms

Cao, Jerry - 2017

type of political power in place. Using a sample of listed firms in China, we show that politically connected CEOs in …

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Corporate Governance and Collateral Requirements : Evidence from China's Listed Firms

An, Can - 2016

Using a sample of China's listed firms during 2007-2009, we examine the effect of internal and external corporate … determinants of collateral which has important policy implications for governance reform in China's ever-growing markets …

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Does Bank Ownership Imply Efficient Monitoring? Evidence from Bank Lending and Firm Investment Efficiencies in China

Tian, Gary Gang (contributor) - 2016

the mixed evidence that exists on the impact of bank ownership on firm performance. Using China's listed firms as an …

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Pay Dispersion Ownership Structure and Firm Performance in China's Listed Firms

Tian, Gary Gang (contributor); Jun, Aelee (contributor) - 2016

This paper investigates pay dispersion and its effects on firm performance in China's listed firms. Due to weak … investor protection and an inefficient legal system, China is expected to have a lower level of corporate governance. In this …

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Disproportional Ownership Structure and Pay-Performance Relationship : Evidence from China's Listed Firms

Cao, Jerry - 2014

This paper examines the impact of ownership structure on executive compensation in China's listed firms. We find that …

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Does CEO Pay Dispersion Matter in an Emerging Market? Evidence from China's Listed Firms

Fang, Hu - 2014

dispersion generally provides a tournament incentive in China's emerging market, as it is positively associated with firm … politically connected, but it became stronger after the China's split-share structure reforms. Further, we find that in state …

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Does Banks’ Dual Holding Affect Bank Lending and Firm Investment Decisions? Evidence from China

Tian, Gary Gang (contributor) - 2014

sample of listed firms in China. We find that dual holding leads to easier access to bank loans, a result that is more …

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