Ling Lin , Min Xiao , Rongrong Yao , Xiaoying Zhang
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Product market liberalization and corporate cash holdings: Evidence from China
Exploiting China's sequential product market liberalization reform as a quasi-natural experiment, we find that market liberalization leads to a reduction in corporate cash holdings. This reduction is attributable to increased competition induced by market liberalization. The disciplinary effect of market liberalization, which curbs firms' opportunistic cash holdings, is more pronounced among firms located in regions with greater local government intervention and those with weaker corporate governance before market liberalization. Overall, we provide novel evidence of how product market liberalization in an emerging economy impacts firms' cash holding strategies.
期刊介绍:
The Pacific-Basin Finance Journal is aimed at providing a specialized forum for the publication of academic research on capital markets of the Asia-Pacific countries. Primary emphasis will be placed on the highest quality empirical and theoretical research in the following areas: • Market Micro-structure; • Investment and Portfolio Management; • Theories of Market Equilibrium; • Valuation of Financial and Real Assets; • Behavior of Asset Prices in Financial Sectors; • Normative Theory of Financial Management; • Capital Markets of Development; • Market Mechanisms.