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20. Do site visits mitigate corporate fraudulence? Evidence from China. (2021). Feng, XU ; Tang, Songlian ; Su, Fei.
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21. CEO early-life disaster experience and stock price crash risk. (2021). Fan, Qingliang (Michael) ; Chen, Yangyang ; Yang, Xin ; Zolotoy, Leon.
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22. Stakeholders and the stock price crash risk: What matters in corporate social performance?. (2021). Dumitrescu, Ariadna ; Zakriya, Mohammed.
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23. Financial distress risk and stock price crashes. (2021). Andreou, Panayiotis C ; Lambertides, Neophytos.
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24. Shareholder litigation rights and stock price crash risk. (2021). Zurbruegg, Ralf ; Hossain, Md Noman ; Obaydin, Ivan ; Adhikari, Binay Kumar ; Elnahas, Ahmed.
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25. Heterogeneous political connections and stock price crash risk: Evidence from Malaysia. (2021). Lee, Mei Yee ; Tee, Chwee Ming ; Majid, Abdul.
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26. How do powerful decision-makers affect firms stock price crash risk?. (2021). Benkraiem, Ramzi ; Depoers, Florence ; Lakhal, Faten ; Guizani, Assil.
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27. Board diversity and stock price crash risk. (2020). Chen, Shihua ; Zhang, Ruibin ; Jebran, Khalil.
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28. Stock price crash risk and CEO power: Firm-level analysis. (2020). Sun, LI ; Harper, Joel ; Johnson, Grace.
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29. Quantifying the correlation of media coverage and stock price crash risk: A panel study from China. (2020). Zhao, Ruwei.
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30. Annual report disclosure timing and stock price crash risk. (2020). Liu, Zhuo ; Cai, Wenwu ; Xiang, Cheng.
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31. Corruption and equity market performance: International comparative evidence. (2020). Ahmed, Walid.
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32. Superstition and stock price crash risk. (2020). Yu, Chia-Feng (Jeffrey) ; Zurbruegg, Ralf ; Bai, Min ; Xu, Limin.
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33. Family firms and crash risk: Alignment and entrenchment effects. (2020). Liao, Qunfeng ; Srinidhi, Bin.
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34. Ultimate ownership, crash risk, and split share structure reform in China. (2020). Gao, Wenlian ; Liang, Quanxi.
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35. Institutional investor inattention and stock price crash risk. (2020). Wang, Qian ; Chen, Fengwen ; Xiang, Cheng.
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36. Bearing an imprint: CEOs early-life experience of the Great Chinese Famine and stock price crash risk. (2020). Long, Wenbin ; Hu, Jun ; Tian, Gary Gang ; Yao, Daifei.
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37. CEO power and stock price crash risk in China: Do female directors critical mass and ownership structure matter?. (2020). Ntim, Collins ; Ye, Zhiwei ; Shahab, Yasir ; Ullah, Farid ; Yugang, Chen.
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38. Company visits and stock price crash risk: Evidence from China. (2020). Lu, Jing ; Yang, Jun ; Xiang, Cheng.
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39. Do external labour market incentives constrain bad news hoarding? The CEOs industry tournament and crash risk reduction. (2020). Pathan, Shams ; Chowdhury, Hasibul ; Hodgson, Allan.
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40. Does takeover activity affect stock price crash risk? Evidence from international M&A laws. (2020). Luong, Hoang ; Nguyen, Lily ; Duong, Huu Nhan ; Balachandran, Balasingham.
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41. Internal coalition and stock price crash risk. (2020). Rao, Yulei ; Cheng, Yingmei ; Xu, Lin ; Wang, Jianxin.
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42. Powerful CEOs and stock price crash risk. (2020). al Mamun, MD ; Duong, Huu Nhan ; Balachandran, Balasingham.
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43. Corporate board reforms around the world and stock price crash risk. (2020). Li, Siqi ; Hu, Jinshuai ; Zhang, Feida ; Taboada, Alvaro G.
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44. Strengthened board monitoring from parent company and stock price crash risk of subsidiary firms. (2019). Xu, Yue ; Zhang, Junsheng ; Zheng, Guojiang ; Cai, Guilong ; Yu, Degan.
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45. CFO cultural background and stock price crash risk. (2019). Zhang, Zhifang ; Fu, XI.
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46. Confucianism and stock price crash risk: Evidence from China. (2019). Ye, Yan ; Chen, Shihua ; Jebran, Khalil ; Wang, Chengqi.
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47. The value of corporate governance: Evidence from the Chinese anti-corruption campaign. (2019). Fu, Yishu.
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48. The Impact of Firm‐Level Illiquidity on Crash Risk and the Role of Media Independence: International Evidence. (2018). An, Zhe ; Gao, Wenlian ; Zhu, Feifei ; Li, Donghui.
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49. Corporate debt maturity and stock price crash risk. (2018). Dang, Viet ; Liu, Yangke ; Lee, Edward ; Zeng, Cheng.
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50. Bank loan loss accounting treatments, credit cycles and crash risk. (2017). Andreou, Panayiotis C ; Cooper, Ian ; Philip, Dennis ; Louca, Christodoulos.
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