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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Chinese SOEs"”.
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Government Ownership, Firm Value and Choice of SEO Methods--- Evidence from Privatized Chinese SOEs
In 1991, the Chinese government started the privatization process. A distinguishing feature of this privatization process is the presence of the government as a major shareholder in the privatized SOEs which creates a unique ownership structure that affects the firm performance, and, in turns its …
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The application of balanced scorecards in the performance measurement of a large communication corporation in China
… Scorecard (BSC) as a means employee appraisal in Chinese state-owned enterprises (SOEs). In the earlier documents, it was found that BSCs were not successful. This thesis examines the reasons why the BSC has not worked as a method of appraising individual employees. Operational, capability and …
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Corporate sustainability in China : a content analysis of corporate sustainability reports of SOEs and non-SOEs
… sustainability (CS) initiatives undertaken by Chinese multinational corporations (MNCs) change over time, and to observe the relationship between Chinese State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) and non-SOEs when undertaking CS initiatives. A qualitative content analysis was conducted on 88 CS-related …
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ON THE JOURNEY OF OVERSEAS LISTING: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS ON CHINESE ENTERPRISES TO LIST ON THE HONG KONG STOCK EXCHANGE
… issues pertinent to the partial privatization of Chinese initial public offerings at home and abroad, especially on issues relating to Chinese enterprises‘ seeking overseas listings. Based on the asymmetric information hypotheses on initial public offerings (IPOs) and cross-border flotation …
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Reform of Chinese State-owned Entities in Financial Sector
There are 97 SOEs in mainland China by 2021, which control more than $80 trillion in assets. They control the resources of the country, play the buy-side roles in our economy, and contribute more than 40% in tax. However, these SOEs only generate less than 30% in new technologies and only 10% in …