Shaojie Lai

Whose competition? Bank competition structure and entrepreneurship

Jiangze Du, Fule Liu, Laifeng Yang, Shaojie Lai

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Public Data Availability and Corporate ESG Performance: Evidence From Online Data‐Sharing Platforms in China

Lixing Deng, Shaojie Lai, Qing Sophie Wang, Laifeng Yang

ABSTRACT This study examines whether public data availability improves corporate ESG performance. Exploiting the rollout of China's data‐sharing platforms as a quasi‐natural experiment, we find that platform adoption significantly enhances firms' ESG outcomes. Treated firms exhibit lower toxic emissions, higher labor income …

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Property Rights and Corporate Toxic Emissions: Evidence from the Enactment of Property Law in China

Lihan Chen, Shaojie Lai, Xiaoling Pu, Qing Sophie Wang

Abstract Property rights theory holds that stronger ownership protection stimulates firm investment, yet whether such investment supports environmentally beneficial uses remains unclear. We develop a property rights perspective on corporate pollution control, arguing that stronger ownership protection promotes cleaner production when complementary …

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Comprehensive Assessment of Grassland Fire Hazards Based on Multi-Source Data in Inner Mongolia

Risu Na, Na Li, Shaojie Lai, Mingxing Li et autres

In recent years, global climate change has significantly increased the incidences of grassland fires, shifting their occurrence from seasonal events (primarily spring and autumn) to annual incidents. To enable a more accurate evaluation and zoning of grassland fire risk, this study established …

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Minority shareholder influence and labor investment efficiency: Evidence from China’s online voting reform

Se Chen, Shaojie Lai, Zixuan Luo, Qing Sophie Wang

This study investigates the impact of enhanced minority shareholder influence on labor investment efficiency (LIE). Leveraging China’s online voting reform as a natural experiment, our analysis reveals that firms experiencing greater minority shareholder influence tend to exhibit lower LIE relative to control …

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Clearing the Air, Clouding the Market: Environmental Regulation and Housing Speculation

Shaojie Lai, Xiaoling Pu, Dragon Yongjun Tang, Yang Zhao

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The Wages of Austerity: Executive Pay Caps and the Quiet Life

Lihan Chen, Shaojie Lai, P. Raghavendra Rau, Qing Sophie Wang

C-Reactive Protein-to-Albumin Ratio (CAR) and Left Atrial Diameter Predicts New-Onset Atrial Fibrillation in Chronic Coronary Syndrome: A Retrospective Cohort Study

Xiaoying Xie, Jingjing Chen, Liangying Lin, Ximei Zhang et autres

Background/Objectives: New-onset atrial fibrillation (NOAF) frequently develops in patients with chronic coronary syndrome (CCS) and is associated with adverse cardiovascular outcomes. The C-reactive protein–to–albumin ratio (CAR) reflects systemic inflammation, whereas left atrial diameter (LAD) indicates structural cardiac remodeling. Their combined predictive role …

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Social Credit and Trade Credit: A Coevolutionary Perspective

Qing Sophie Wang, Lihan Chen, Shaojie Lai, Hamish D. Anderson

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State capital participation and corporate environmental engagement: evidence from privately-controlled listed firms in China

Shaojie Lai, Laifeng Yang, Qing Sophie Wang, Hamish Anderson

Purpose The main purpose of this study is to investigate the impact of state capital participation (SCP) on the corporate environmental engagement (CEE) of privately controlled listed firms in China. Design/methodology/approach We use a sample of 20,133 firm-year observations from 2009 to …

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Empowered minority shareholders and corporate cash dynamics: Empirical evidence from China's online voting reform

Shaojie Lai, Zixuan Luo, Qing Sophie Wang, Xiaoling Pu

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The real effect of CDS trading: Evidence from corporate employment

Shaojie Lai, Shiang Liu, Xiaoling Pu, Jianing Zhang

Abstract This paper examines whether the inception of credit default swaps (CDS) trading curbs corporate employment. We show that firms with CDS trading have significantly lower employment growth. Our baseline results are robust to alternative measures of corporate employment growth, various approaches …

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