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3. Corruption and Technological Innovation in Private Small-Medium Scale Companies: Does Female Top Management Play a Role?. (2018). Tan, Qingmei ; Bai, Junhong ; Xia, Houxue.
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4. An Empirical Study on Effective Tax Rate and CEO Promotion: Evidence from Local SOEs in China. (2018). Sun, Yun ; Tsai, Sang-Bing ; Wang, Kai ; Jiang, Jin ; Zhang, Haomin.
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5. Does a Board Chairman’s Political Connection Affect Green Investment?—From a Sustainable Perspective. (2018). Tsai, Sang-Bing ; Chen, Quan ; Wu, Li-Dong ; Xue, Kun-Kun ; Wang, Kai ; Zhou, Jie ; Fan, He-Jun ; Zhang, Hao-Min.
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6. Estimating the value of political connections in China: Evidence from sudden deaths of politically connected independent directors. (2018). Cheng, Lei.
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7. Political connections, internal control and firm value: Evidence from Chinas anti-corruption campaign. (2018). Shu, Wei ; Xu, Luying ; Zhang, Junrui ; Wang, Fangjun.
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8. Plunging into the Sea: Ideological Change, Institutional Environments and Private Entrepreneurship in China. (2018). bordignon, massimo ; Deng, Yanhua ; Yang, Jin ; Huang, Jian.
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9. Effective corporate tax burden and firm size in South Africa: A firm-level analysis. (2017). Dachapalli, Purnachandar ; Carreras, Marco ; Mascagni, Giulia.
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10. Religious Belief, Corporate Philanthropy, and Political Involvement of Entrepreneurs in Chinese Family Firms. (2017). Du, Xingqiang.
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11. Political connections and corporate environmental responsibility: Adopting or escaping?. (2017). Zhang, Cui.
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12. Does the cutoff of “red capital” raise a red flag? Political connections and stock price crash risk. (2017). Liu, Yaosong ; Ye, Tingting ; Zhang, Min ; Xie, LU.
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13. Explaining Corporate Effective Tax Rates Before and During the Financial Crisis: Evidence from Greece. (2016). Hadjidema, Stamatina ; Eleftheriou, Konstantinos ; Stamatopoulos, Ioannis.
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14. Institutional Investors, Political Connections, and the Incidence of Regulatory Enforcement Against Corporate Fraud. (2016). Wu, Wenfeng ; Rui, Oliver ; Johan, Sofia.
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15. THE INFLUENCE OF THE CONNECTIONS OF ROMANIAN NON-LISTED FIRMS TO TAX HAVENS ON THEIR PROFITABILITY. (2016). Istrate, Costel ; Afrasinei, Mihai-Bogdan ; Georgescu, Iuliana Eugenia.
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16. Financial Sector Regulation and the Revolving Door in US Commercial banks. (2016). Cariolle, Joël ; Brezis, Elise.
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17. Contingent value of political capital in bank loan acquisition: Evidence from founder-controlled private enterprises in China. (2016). Lu, Jiangyong ; Zhao, Hongxin.
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18. Politically connected directors and firm value: Evidence from forced resignations in China. (2016). Lin, Yan ; Tang, Xuesong ; Peng, Qing ; Chan, Kam C ; Du, Jun.
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19. Managerial professional connections versus political connections: Evidence from firms access to informal financing resources. (2016). Liu, Qigui ; Luo, Jinbo ; Tian, Gary Gang.
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20. The Consequences of Increasing the Scope of Managerial Judgement in Accounting Standards. (2016). Zhou, Wei ; Wu, Liansheng ; Wang, Hong.
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21. Financial Sector Regulation and the Revolving Door in US Commercial Banks. (2016). Cariolle, Joël ; Brezis, Elise.
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22. TAX PAYMENTS DETERMINANTS IN ROMANIA. (2015). Lazar, Sebastian ; Sebastian, Lazar.
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23. Is Corporate Philanthropy Used as Environmental Misconduct Dressing? Evidence from Chinese Family-Owned Firms. (2015). Du, Xingqiang.
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24. Is Corporate Social Responsibility Performance Associated with Tax Avoidance?. (2015). Lanis, Roman ; Richardson, Grant.
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25. Financial Sector Regulation and the Revolving Door in US Commercial banks. (2015). Cariolle, Joël ; Brezis, Elise.
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26. Political activity and firm performance within nonmarket research: A review and international comparative assessment. (2015). Rajwani, Tazeeb ; Liedong, Tahiru Azaaviele.
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27. Family firms, firm performance and political connections: Evidence from Bangladesh. (2015). Muttakin, Mohammad ; Khan, Arifur ; Monem, Reza M ; Subramaniam, Nava.
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28. Foreign investors interests and corporate tax avoidance: Evidence from an emerging economy. (2015). Sheikh, Siti Normala ; Salihu, Ibrahim Aramide ; Annuar, Hairul Azlan.
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29. Mixing business with politics: Political participation by entrepreneurs in China. (2015). Johansson, Anders ; Feng, Xunan ; Zhang, Tianyu.
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30. Protection or expropriation: Politically connected independent directors in China. (2015). Wang, Lihong.
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31. Financial distress, outside directors and corporate tax aggressiveness spanning the global financial crisis: An empirical analysis. (2015). Lanis, Roman ; Richardson, Grant ; Taylor, Grantley.
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32. Political connections, bank deposits, and formal deposit insurance. (2015). Trinugroho, Irwan ; TARAZI, Amine ; NYS, Emmanuelle.
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33. In the name of charity: Political connections and strategic corporate social responsibility in a transition economy. (2015). Zhao, Liming ; Karim, Khondkar ; Lin, Karen Jingrong ; Tan, Jinsong.
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34. Political connections and access to IPO markets in China. (2015). Li, Guoping ; Zhou, Hong.
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35. On the challenge to competitive authoritarianism and political patronage in Malaysia. (2015). Johansson, Anders.
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36. Corporate Philanthropy in China: A Case of Doing Well by Doing Good?. (2014). Cheng, Wenli ; Qin, Zhong ; Huang, Minghuan .
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37. Cash dividends, expropriation, and political connections: Evidence from China. (2014). Su, Zhong-Qin ; Fung, Hung-Gay ; Huang, Deng-shi ; Shen, Chung-Hua.
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38. Executive political connections and firm performance: Comparative evidence from privately-controlled and state-owned enterprises. (2014). Wu, Zhenyu ; Zhang, Xiaoqing ; Ding, Shujun ; Jia, Chunxin.
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39. Political connections and operational performance of non-financial firms: New evidence from Poland. (2014). Kozowski, Ukasz ; Mielcarz, Pawe ; Jackowicz, Krzysztof.
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40. Institutional investors, political connections and analyst following in Malaysia. (2014). Verhoeven, Peter ; How, Janice ; Abdul Wahab, Effiezal Aswadi, .
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41. The Revolving Door Indicator: Estimating the Distortionary Power of the Revolving Door. (2014). Cariolle, Joël ; Brezis, Elise.
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42. The tax burden of listed companies in China. (2013). Chen, Ni-Yun ; Gao, Ko-Wei ; Huang, Der-Fen.
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43. Mixing Business with Politics: Political Participation by Entrepreneurs in China. (2013). Johansson, Anders ; Feng, Xunan ; Zhang, Tianyu.
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44. Political Connections, Bank Deposits, and Formal Deposit Insurance: Evidence from an Emerging Economy. (2013). Trinugroho, Irwan ; TARAZI, Amine ; NYS, Emmanuelle.
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45. Bank lending incentives and firm investment decisions in China. (2013). Zhu, Yuande ; Zheng, Ying.
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46. Deferred taxes, earnings management, and corporate governance: Malaysian evidence. (2013). Mahenthiran, Sakthi ; Kasipillai, Jeyapalan.
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47. The determinants of thinly capitalized tax avoidance structures: Evidence from Australian firms. (2013). Richardson, Grant ; Taylor, Grantley.
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48. Does political capital create value in the IPO market? Evidence from China. (2013). Liu, Qigui ; Tang, Jinghua ; Tian, Gary Gang.
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49. Political Connections and Firm Performance in Chinese Companies. (2013). Su, Zhong-Qin ; Fung, Hung-Gay.
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50. Institutional investors, political connections and incidence of corporate fraud. (2012). Wu, Wenfeng ; Rui, Oliver ; Johan, Sofia.
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