Empirical Analysis on the Influence of Business Environment on Foreign Direct Investment Inflow Based on the Panel Data on 26 Countries

Jiang, Wang; Zhen-dong, LI; Sun, Xingming

doi:10.18280/ijsdp.150808

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“…Other data are from the wind database and CSMAR database. Stata13.0 is used to process and analyze the data [ 19 ].…”

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[Retracted] How do Institutional Investors Influence Corporate Governance under Legal Psychology

Sheng

2022

Journal of Environmental and Public Health

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In order to give full play to the role of field research of legal psychology institutional investors in promoting enterprise environmental governance, this article puts forward the research on how legal Psychology institutional investors affect the corporate governance environment. Taking the listed companies in the A-share heavy pollution industry of Shenzhen Stock Exchange from 2018 to 2021 as a sample, this article tests the impact and action mechanism of legal Psychology institutional investors’ field research on corporate environmental governance. Hypothesis 1: the field research of legal Psychology institutional investors can promote the environmental governance of enterprises. Hypothesis 2: for enterprises with poor environmental information disclosure, the impact of field research of legal Psychology institutional investors on enterprise environmental governance is more obvious. Hypothesis 3: for enterprises with more concentrated distribution, the impact of field research of legal Psychology institutional investors on enterprise environmental governance is more obvious. Leadership power has the three attributes of management, social psychology, and law, and its essence is the socialization of legal psychology. Under the perspective of legal psychology, the psychological mechanism of leadership power is mainly manifested in three aspects: increasing the social distance, activating the approach system, and inducing the control illusion. The cumulative number of field investigations conducted by the enterprise in the current year +1 is adopted, and the logarithm is taken as the measurement index of the field investigation of legal Psychology institutional investors, which is expressed by Investigate. In the robustness test part, the virtual variables are set by whether the enterprise is investigated in the field in that year. The results show that in uncontrolled years and industries, the regression coefficients of legal Psychology institutional investor investigation and enterprise environmental protection capital investment are 0.0703 and 0.2416, respectively, which are significant at the level of 5%. After controlling the year and industry, the regression results show that the field investigation of legal Psychology institutional investors and enterprise environmental capital investment are still positive, significantly at the level of 5% and 1%, respectively. The environmental capital investment of enterprises with poor environmental information disclosure (0.479 and 1.161) is higher than that of enterprises with good environmental information disclosure (0.252 and 0.618), and the mean t-test maintains the significance level of 1%, indicating that the impact of field research on enterprise environmental governance is more obvious in enterprises with poor environmental information disclosure, which preliminarily verifies Hypothesis 2 of this article. Similarly, when the distribution of enterprises is more concentrated, the environmental capital investment of enterprises is 0.536 and 1.286, which is higher than that of enterprises with a more dispersed distribution (0.315 and 0.778) and maintains a significant level of 1%. The results show that obtaining environmental information is helpful for stakeholders to supervise enterprise environmental governance. Therefore, we should formulate and issue policies and regulations that require enterprises to disclose environmental information as soon as possible, improve the standards of environmental information disclosure, establish an enterprise environmental information disclosure platform, and improve the level and quality of environmental information disclosure.

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“…Other data are from the wind database and CSMAR database. Stata13.0 is used to process and analyze the data [ 19 ].…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

[Retracted] How do Institutional Investors Influence Corporate Governance under Legal Psychology

Sheng

2022

Journal of Environmental and Public Health

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“…e reform of SOEs is a popular topic in China, and plenty of scholars have investigated the success or failure factors of SOEs from various aspects. A case study is used by Wang et al [6] and Huang and Snell [7]. e reform was evaluated by documentation analysis [8,9].…”

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[Retracted] Latest Lessons from the Bankruptcy of State‐Owned Enterprises (SOEs) in China: An Interpretative Structural Model (ISM) Approach

Lin

Khiewngamdee

et al. 2022

Discrete Dynamics in Nature and Society

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State-owned enterprises (SOEs) play an important role in China. During the transformation from a planned to a market economy, plenty of Chinese SOEs fell into trouble. Dalian machine tool group (DMTG) who was once a leading enterprise in the Chinese machine tool industry bankrupted in 2017. To explore the causes of its collapse, we employ the interpretative structural model (ISM) to investigate the reasons for its failures from multi-aspect and at different levels. The results indicate that the root cause of this bankruptcy is the top manager’s mismanagement; the lack of a reasonable strategic positioning and long-term product planning are also important factors of DMTG’s failure, and the problems of human resource management accelerated the bankruptcy. Findings provide lessons to be learned from the bankruptcy for SOEs and offer managerial insight into SOEs.

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“…However, the results are important from the general point of view of the region, both in economic terms and moreover in the political aspect in order to stabilize and sustainable development. As Wang, Li and Sun [21] conclude, many noneconomic factors, such as policies and institutions, now play an important role in FDI inflow. Therefore, the countries of the region must identify their potential and adopt appropriate policies to attract FDI.…”

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“…Whereas Wang. Li and Sun [21] estimate that in recent years the FDI scale is shrinking courses, compared to developing economies, developed economies faced violent fluctuations in FDI flow.…”

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The Impact of Foreign Direct Investment in the Western Balkan Countries - A Panel Data Analysis

Shkodra¹,

Sopi²,

Krasniqi³

2021

IJSDP

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Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) has a significant effect on the economic growth and development of host economies, but also on international economic integration through globalization. Particular aspects of this topic are being extensively addressed by scientific research in recent decades. The purpose of this paper is to determine whether globalization and through it the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) has an impact on the economic growth (GDPgr) of the Western Balkan countries which are facing a transitional phase. The relation between FDI and economic growth has been analyzed by employing econometric models with panel data approach: linear regression with poled data, the Fixed Effects model, and the Random-Effects model (GLS). The study is based on panel data of six countries for the period between 2004-2018, obtained by the World Bank. The results of the Random Effects model (GLS) shown that lagged FDI has a significant impact on the economic growth (GDPgr) of the Western Balkans (p<0.05%), as well as gross capital formation (Cap) and government expenditure (Gov) whereas export (Ex) has been excluded from the model. The results also shown that there are significant differences in the factors influencing economic growth among countries in the region (LM Method - Breusch-Pagan test; p=0.02455 < 0.05).

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Empirical Analysis on the Influence of Business Environment on Foreign Direct Investment Inflow Based on the Panel Data on 26 Countries

Cited by 10 publications

References 19 publications

[Retracted] How do Institutional Investors Influence Corporate Governance under Legal Psychology

[Retracted] How do Institutional Investors Influence Corporate Governance under Legal Psychology

[Retracted] Latest Lessons from the Bankruptcy of State‐Owned Enterprises (SOEs) in China: An Interpretative Structural Model (ISM) Approach

The Impact of Foreign Direct Investment in the Western Balkan Countries - A Panel Data Analysis

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