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Can Confucianism improve ESG performance?
Huang, Qinghua
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Yuan, Wei
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Zheng, Chengsi
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Chen, Kaiming
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2024
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Spillover effect among carbon bond market, carbon stock market and energy stock market : evidence from China
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Zhang, Wenwen
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2023
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