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State Ownership, Firm Size, and IPO Performance: Evidence from Chinese 'A' Share Issues

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Examines the impact of state ownership, firm size and initial public offering performance in China. High initial and short-term returns; Indication that firm size, has a significant positive impact on the Suggestion that investors believe that large companies are less risky and have stronger demand for their stocks.

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