Nowadays, financial fraud of the public firms draws serious attention in developing countries. We focus on the relation between financial fraud and government subsidy of Chinese public firms, as in China government subsidy is an important factor for companies’ performance. We provide four hypotheses concerning the relation between the magnitude of the subsidy depending on different firm characteristics. We find that we cannot reject the null, and for the most part, government subsidies are affected not only by fraud, but also on the degree to which the executives and firms are related to the government
The role of government involvement in firms has received a lot of attention in the last few decades....
This study investigates the relation between CEO compensation and corporate fraud in China. We docum...
Countless financial scandals from last century remind us to concentrate on this serious problem. The...
I study the relation between firms' receipt of significant subsidies in their home states and their ...
<p>There are an increasing number of financial frauds that are with more complicated and unobservabl...
This thesis develops an analysis of the prevalence and determinants of financial fraud as identified...
This paper examines who receives direct government subsidy when a firm faces delisting risk and how ...
The extent and type of financial fraud committed by listed firms in China, stock market reaction to ...
This paper explores how managers’ and supervisors’ equity incentives impact the likelihood of commit...
Receiving punishment from regulators for corporate fraud can affect financing contracts between a fi...
Our study examines whether ownership structure and boardroom characteristics have an effect on corpo...
This paper examines two types of financial reporting fraud (i.e., earnings manipulation fraud and tu...
AbstractReceiving punishment from regulators for corporate fraud can affect financing contracts betw...
We examine the causes and consequences of falsified financial statements in China. Using bivariate p...
This paper examines who receives government subsidies when a firm faces delisting risk and how subsi...
The role of government involvement in firms has received a lot of attention in the last few decades....
This study investigates the relation between CEO compensation and corporate fraud in China. We docum...
Countless financial scandals from last century remind us to concentrate on this serious problem. The...
I study the relation between firms' receipt of significant subsidies in their home states and their ...
<p>There are an increasing number of financial frauds that are with more complicated and unobservabl...
This thesis develops an analysis of the prevalence and determinants of financial fraud as identified...
This paper examines who receives direct government subsidy when a firm faces delisting risk and how ...
The extent and type of financial fraud committed by listed firms in China, stock market reaction to ...
This paper explores how managers’ and supervisors’ equity incentives impact the likelihood of commit...
Receiving punishment from regulators for corporate fraud can affect financing contracts between a fi...
Our study examines whether ownership structure and boardroom characteristics have an effect on corpo...
This paper examines two types of financial reporting fraud (i.e., earnings manipulation fraud and tu...
AbstractReceiving punishment from regulators for corporate fraud can affect financing contracts betw...
We examine the causes and consequences of falsified financial statements in China. Using bivariate p...
This paper examines who receives government subsidies when a firm faces delisting risk and how subsi...
The role of government involvement in firms has received a lot of attention in the last few decades....
This study investigates the relation between CEO compensation and corporate fraud in China. We docum...
Countless financial scandals from last century remind us to concentrate on this serious problem. The...