Correction to “Are Pollution Control Bonds and Public Ownership Really Blessing for Utility Firms?”

IF 2.7 Q2 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

Journal of Public Affairs Pub Date : 2025-02-06 DOI:10.1002/pa.70008

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Abstract

Khanchel, I., N. Lassoued, and C. Khiari. 2025. “Are Pollution Control Bonds and Public Ownership Really Blessing for Utility Firms?” Journal of Public Affairs 25: e70004. https://doi.org/10.1002/pa.70004.

Page 7, second line

Corrected

Page 7, first paragraph

2. Mistake:

With the following variable definitions: _, a scalar indicating the efficiency of firm j; $x_{i 0}$ , the consumed amount of the ith input; $x_{ij}$ , the produced amount of the ith input; $y_{r 0}$ , the consumed amount of the rth output; $y_{rj}$ , the produced amount of the rth output; _j, a vector of weights; m, the number of inputs; s, the number of outputs.

Corrected

With the following variable definitions: _, a scalar indicating the efficiency of firm j; $x_{i 0}$ , the consumed amount of the ith input by the DMU under evaluation; $x_{ij}$ , the consumed amount of the ith input by DMU j; $y_{r 0}$ , the produced amount of the rth output by the DMU under evaluation t; $y_{rj}$ , the produced amount of the rth output by DMU j; _j, a vector of weights; m, the number of inputs; s, the number of outputs.

Page 9, the last paragraph before Table 2

3. Mistake

In column (2) of Table 3, the variable PUBLIC exhibits a positive coefficient, indicating that government agencies, as shareholders, contribute to enhancing CE. By investigating the moderating effect of public ownership (column 3), the coefficient of the

Corrected

In column (2) of Table 4, the variable PUBLIC exhibits a positive coefficient, indicating that government agencies, as shareholders, contribute to enhancing CE. By investigating the moderating effect of public ownership (column 3), the coefficient of the

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