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Market facilitation by local government and firm efficiency: Evidence from China

Robert Cull, Lixin Colin Xu, Xi Yang, Li‐An Zhou, Tian Zhu

2015-06-18articleJournal of Corporate Finance129 citationsgreen

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Political Influence and Corporate Strategies China's Socioeconomic Reforms and Governance Local Government Finance and Decentralization

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