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The impact of revised securities law on listed companies’ information disclosure: A quasi-natural experiment
The new Securities Law enhances disclosure obligations for listed firms. A difference-in-differences analysis reveals that, following implementation, private enterprises have improved the accuracy and frequency of performance forecasts compared to state-owned enterprises, mediated by reduced financing costs, audit fees, and management layers. The findings demonstrate differentiated disclosure responses by ownership type, confirm the law's initial effectiveness, and emphasize monitoring priorities for securities market regulation. This study clarifies how legal liability influences corporate disclosure strategies and its contribution to policy improvement.
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