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How does capital market liberalization shape corporate shadow banking? Evidence from China
This paper examines how capital market liberalization shapes corporate shadow banking, utilizing panel data for China's non-financial listed firms. We find the liberalization reform of capital market significantly inhibits corporate shadow banking through the channels of alleviating financing constraints, improving capital allocation efficiency, and enhancing credit allocation quality. The inhibitory effect is more evident for firms experiencing severe financing constraints, larger financing gaps, higher external financing dependence, and fewer investment opportunities. This paper explores the micro-level mechanisms through which macro institutional reforms affect firms' behavior.
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The China Economic Review publishes original works of scholarship which add to the knowledge of the economy of China and to economies as a discipline. We seek, in particular, papers dealing with policy, performance and institutional change. Empirical papers normally use a formal model, a data set, and standard statistical techniques. Submissions are subjected to double-blind peer review.