Special Issue on Corporate Governance in Emerging Markets: Asia-Pacific Journal of Financial Studies: Vol 41, No 3

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Asia-Pacific Journal of Financial Studies: Volume 41, Issue 3

Special Issue on Corporate Governance in Emerging Markets

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Earnings Manipulation, Corporate Governance and Executive Stock Option Grants: Evidence from Taiwan

Is Business Group Structure Inefficient? A Long-Term Perspective

The Effect of Structural Changes in the Organizational Form of Business Groups: Evidence from Korea

Post-Takeover Financing Activities under Financial Repression: Evidence from China

Sales Maximization or Profit Maximization? How State Shareholders Discipline their CEOs in China

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Earnings Manipulation, Corporate Governance and Executive Stock Option Grants: Evidence from Taiwan

Is Business Group Structure Inefficient? A Long-Term Perspective

The Effect of Structural Changes in the Organizational Form of Business Groups: Evidence from Korea

Post-Takeover Financing Activities under Financial Repression: Evidence from China

Sales Maximization or Profit Maximization? How State Shareholders Discipline their CEOs in China

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