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Climate physical risks and corporate supply chain resilience: How do investor sentiment and risk-taking behaviors influence supply chain operations?
Climate change poses a significant challenge to the normal functioning of supply chains. This study explores the impact using data from Chinese listed companies. Benchmark regressions indicate that escalating climate physical risks significantly reduce supply chain resilience. Mechanism analysis reveals that investor sentiment, managerial stock incentives, and corporate risk-taking behaviors can mitigate this suppressive effect. Furthermore, heterogeneity analysis shows that the disruptive impact of climate physical risks on supply chains is more pronounced in firms with low profitability and less analyst attention.
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