Determinants Influencing Credit Information Quality: An Empirical Study in Vietnamese State-Owned Commercial Banks

Nguyen, Kim Quoc Trung; Nguyen, Minh Hang; Nguyen, Chi Thi Kim

doi:10.18848/2324-7649/cgp/v17i01/49-64

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“…The multicollinearity phenomenon occurs when two or more predictors in the model are correlated (Quoc Trung, 2021). Multicollinearity was measured by variance inflation factors (VIF) and tolerance (Nguyen Kim et al, 2022). According to Hair et al (2011), if the VIF value exceeds 4.0 or tolerance less than 0.2, there is a multicollinearity problem.…”

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Does Financial Leverage Fit Firm Performance During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Nguyen

2022

International Journal of Asian Business and Information Management

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The paper aims to determine the effect of financial leverage on the performance of Vietnamese small and medium enterprises during the COVID-19 pandemic. Based on the agency theory and pecking order theory, combined with the quantitative method, the financial leverage and COVID-19 are statistically significant factors affecting the performance of small and medium enterprises in Vietnam. Significantly, the author emphasizes that financial leverage has a positive effect on the performance during the pandemic. Furthermore, there is the existence of homoscedasticity and no-autocorrelation in the model when using feasible general least squares. It confirms that the model estimation is unbiased and reliable.

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Does Financial Leverage Fit Firm Performance During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Nguyen

2022

International Journal of Asian Business and Information Management

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“…Shepotylo and Stuckatz (2017) [15] focus on manufacturing enterprises in Ukraine and find that trade policy uncertainty (TPU) can significantly inhibit FDI inflows. Kim and Nguyen (2018) [16] use data of 881 firms from eight East Asian countries between 2003-2013 and find that multinational corporations tend to invest in countries with lower uncertainty. With the improvement of EPU measurement methods, a great deal of relevant literature has emerged in recent years, especially on the links between EPU and trade.…”

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Economic policy uncertainty, intra-industry trade, and China’s mechanical and electrical product exports

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2024

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Economic policy uncertainty has had an important impact on trade and sustainable economic development. Especially in some specific industries, uncertainty has increased dramatically. The extant related literature mainly analyzes the nexus between uncertainty and trade across different industries and focuses less on a specific industry. Using Chinese customs data on HS 8-digit products over the period of 2000–2013, this paper first investigates the impact of both foreign economic policy uncertainty (EPU) and domestic intra-industry trade on China’s mechanical and electrical product exports to 23 trading partners and applies pooled OLS regressions to conduct an empirical study. This paper finds that EPU has a significant inhibition effect on mechanical and electrical product exports; conversely, intra-industry trade can both significantly promote exports and alleviate the inhibition effect of EPU. In addition, the export impact of EPU varied with different trade patterns. It can significantly inhibit processing exports, while it has no effect on ordinary exports. The results of this paper indicate that in the context of increasing uncertainty, our findings could have far-reaching policy implications for China to build a new development pattern of domestic and international dual circulation.

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Determinants Influencing Credit Information Quality: An Empirical Study in Vietnamese State-Owned Commercial Banks

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Does Financial Leverage Fit Firm Performance During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Does Financial Leverage Fit Firm Performance During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Economic policy uncertainty, intra-industry trade, and China’s mechanical and electrical product exports

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