k-Regular partitions and overpartitions with bounded part differences

Lin, Bernard L. S.; Zheng, Saisai

doi:10.1007/s11139-020-00311-9

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“…We suggest that these results are due to differences in common ownership structure among these countries. Many listed firms in China are state-owned-enterprises with higher agency problems complexity and information asymmetry due to concentrated ownership of the government, where the firms are managed by bureaucrats rather than professional managers (Lin et al, 2020;Zhang, 2006); thereby, diversification among these firms can exacerbate bad news hoarding.…”

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Corporate diversification and crash risk: Evidence in East Asian firms

Hendra,

Utama,

Lubis

et al. 2024

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This study examines the impact of corporate diversification on crash risk in East Asian firms. We selected East Asian firms as the research sample due to unique features that might facilitate agency problems there, such as lower investor protection, more concentrated ownership among firms, and less developed institutional contexts in emerging economies. This study proposes two competing effects explaining the mechanisms of how diversification exacerbates or mitigates crash risk among East Asian firms: information complexity and diversification capacity effects. This study employs a pooled ordinary least-square (OLS) regression on a sample of publicly listed firms in six East Asian countries from 2014 to 2019. Consistent with the diversification capacity effect, our results show that diversification mitigates crash risk among East Asian firms.

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confidence: 99%