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Carbon risk and trade credit

International Review of Economics & Finance
Our study, focusing on US-listed companies, reveals that high carbon risk can hinder a company's ability to obtain trade credit. This negative impact is channeled primarily via a company's performance volatility, creditworthiness, and information ...
Hamdi Ben-Nasr, Shadin Masry, Abdullah-Al Masum, Zeineb Ouni   +3 more
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Artificial intelligence and corporate risk-taking: Evidence from China

China Journal of Accounting Research
The deep integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into enterprises presents both opportunities and challenges, making it a focal point of current research.
Hong Chen, Mengyun Zhang, Jun Zeng, Wenhua Wang   +3 more
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Groene meters III : analyse van het stedelijk groen in G31 steden

, 2009
In deel I van dit onderzoek is in 10 steden van de G30 onderzoek gedaan naar de oppervlakte openbaar groen per woning. Daarbij stond het kengetal 75 m2 groen per woning als streefgetal centraal. In het tweede deel van het onderzoek zijn alle steden van de G30 geanalyseerd. In de 2006 is Sittard-Geleen bij de G30 steden gevoegd zodat er nu sprake is van
Visschedijk, P.A.M., Huizenga, M.
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Is green contagious? -Local peer effects of corporate green investment

International Review of Economics & Finance
This study investigates the local peer effects of corporate green investment based on data from listed companies in China from 2010 to 2022. The results suggest that a firm’s green investment is sensitive to those of its headquartered neighboring firms ...
Xiang Luo, JingJing Xiao, Jianan Zhou
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Climate risk and corporate charitable donations –evidence from China

International Review of Economics & Finance
This study examines whether climate risk affects corporate charitable donations. Using a sample of Chinese A-share listed companies from to 2010–2022, we find that day-to-day temperature volatility will significantly reduce corporate charitable donations.
Yan Mo, Huifeng Jiang, Cong Chong
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Top-down monitoring and investment efficiency in state-owned enterprises: evidence from a quasi-natural experiment

China Journal of Accounting Research
Despite their global presence, state-owned enterprises’ (SOEs) corporate governance has received less attention than that of non-SOEs. Using China’s central inspection team (CIT) visits as a quasi-natural experiment, we examine how central government ...
Ruiyao Zhang, Xiaowei Xu, Bingxuan Lin
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Second chance capex: Investment efficiency following credit forbearance

International Review of Economics & Finance
Using a unique data set on forbearance agreements, I study the relationship between credit forbearance and firm investment policy and find evidence that firms invest more efficiently after lenders forbear a credit default.
Patrick Gosselin
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Environmental regulation and firm R&D manipulation behaviour: Evidence from the low-carbon city pilot program in China

International Review of Economics & Finance
With the increasing demand for a green economy and energy transition, firms, as the main players in the market, should focus on sustainable business models.
Zhennan Sun, Qunyang Du
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G31 Laser Bending by Line Beam

The Proceedings of Conference of Kyushu Branch, 2006
Osamu YAMASAKI, Toshiyuki MIYAZAKI, Tadashi MISU, Syunro YOSHIOKA, Tsuyoshi TOKUNAGA, Yoshihiro TANAKA   +5 more
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Reassessing non-financial firms’ shadow banking in the Chinese stock market: From Re-lending to cash-liquidity allocation

International Review of Economics & Finance
Shadow banking has long existed and gained significant attention since the 2008 Global Financial Crisis. Beside non-bank financial institutions, non-financial enterprises have been emerging as substantial lenders, particularly during the post-crisis ...
Chen Wang, Wei Zhang, Yongqiang Meng
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