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Corporate governance and financial distress : evidence from Chinese listed companies

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The relationship between corporate governance characteristics and the risk of financial distress in the context of the Chinese transitional economy is being investigated. It is found that large shareholder ownership, state ownership, and the proportion of independent directors are negatively...

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State ownership, legal institution, and independent director compensation : an exploratory study in China

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Financial effects of private vs. government stock ownership : evidence from literature of listed Chinese companies

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Determinants of board composition and corporate governance in Chinese enterprises since reforms began : a comparison of controlling shareholders

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Ownership structure and reinsurance decisions : evidence from the property casualty insurance industry in China

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Economic structures and changes in rural enterprises in China at the end of the Twentieth Century

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Ownership structure and corporate earnings in China

Leung, Tak Yan - In: The Chinese economy 40 (2007) 5, pp. 52-66

The market setting of the Chinese securities markets is unique because of: (1) a mandatory requirement to release reported earnings within 120 days after the fiscal year ends; (2) a practice of announcing earnings and dividends simultaneously; and (3) a high percentage of shares in the hands of...

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China's privatization reforms : progress and challenges

Fung, Hung-gay; Kummer, Donald R.; Shen, Jinjian - In: The Chinese economy 39 (2006) 2, pp. 5-25

This article discusses the general characteristics and issues of the privatization programs in China, including … constitutional changes, privatization with mergers and acquisitions, ownership structure in China, real estate reforms, and finance … workers are now employed by nonstate enterprises, suggesting that China is indeed a market-oriented economy. Interestingly, we …

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Determinants of firm leverage : evidence from China

Prime, Penelope B.; Li, Qi - In: The Chinese economy 46 (2013) 2, pp. 74-106

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