Business

The power influence of executives and corporate investment efficiency: empirical evidence from Chinese state-owned enterprises

Y. Huang and J. Qiu

This study by Yewei Huang and Junqin Qiu uncovers the surprising relationship between executive power and investment efficiency in Chinese State-Owned Enterprises. Contrary to expectations, greater executive power correlates with inefficiencies in investments due to reduced financing constraints and increased diversification. Discover how equity concentration and independent director oversight play a crucial role in this dynamic.

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