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Wanli Li

24 works· latest 2025· 4 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0003-2081-0257

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Most cited in this library

Accounting Conservatism: A Literature Review2016 · 139 citations
Monetary policy, cash holding and corporate investment: Evidence from China2017 · 130 citations
Controlling shareholder share pledging and stock price crash risk: Evidence from China2021 · 120 citations
Confucian Culture and Trade Credit: Evidence from Chinese Listed Companies2020 · 94 citations
Female CFOs and corporate cash holdings: Precautionary motive or agency motive?2019 · 88 citations

Works

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Corporate social responsibility and financial performance in a cross-country context: A meta-analysis

Journal of Business Research·2025·3 authors·review

29citations

Local government debt and corporate asset-debt maturity mismatches: Evidence from China

China Economic Review·2024·3 authors

37citations

How does linguistic diversity matter? The case of trade credit

International Review of Economics & Finance·2024·4 authors

17citations

Earnings management and CSR report tone: Evidence from China

Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management·2023·4 authors·Open access

42citations

Your next bank is not necessarily a bank: FinTech expansion and bank branch closures

Economics Letters·2022·3 authors

34citations

Nationalization of private enterprises and default risk: Evidence from mixed-ownership reform in China

Economic Analysis and Policy·2022·4 authors

How does Buddhism affect corporate cash holdings?

International Journal of Emerging Markets·2021·4 authors

17citations

Controlling shareholder share pledging and stock price crash risk: Evidence from China

International Review of Financial Analysis·2021·4 authors

120citations

Confucianism and Earnings Management: Evidence from China

Emerging Markets Finance and Trade·2021·3 authors

30citations

Institutional distance and cross-border M&A performance: A dynamic perspective

Journal of International Financial Markets Institutions and Money·2020·4 authors

47citations

Confucian Culture and Trade Credit: Evidence from Chinese Listed Companies

Research in International Business and Finance·2020·3 authors

94citations

Controlling shareholder share pledging and firm cash dividends

Emerging Markets Review·2019·4 authors

62citations

Female CFOs and corporate cash holdings: Precautionary motive or agency motive?

International Review of Economics & Finance·2019·3 authors

88citations

Confucian culture and stock price crash risk

China Journal of Accounting Studies·2019·3 authors·Open access

41citations

Monetary policy, cash holding and corporate investment: Evidence from China

China Economic Review·2017·4 authors

130citations

Do family CEOs benefit investment efficiency when they face uncertainty?

Chinese Management Studies·2017·3 authors

27citations

Accounting Conservatism: A Literature Review

Australian Accounting Review·2016·2 authors

139citations

Why do firms choose zero-leverage policy? Evidence from China

Applied Economics·2016·3 authors

50citations

Heterogeneous venture capital, M&A activity, and market response

Emerging Markets Review·2016·2 authors

16citations

Family Control, Regulatory Environment, and the Growth of Entrepreneurial Firms: International Evidence

Corporate Governance An International Review·2014·5 authors

66citations

Determinants of audit committee meeting frequency: evidence from Chinese listed companies

Managerial Auditing Journal·2012·4 authors·Open access

57citations