State-Owned Enterprises’ Reforms and their Implications for the Resilience and Vulnerability of the Chinese Economy: Evidence from the Banking, Energy and Telecom Sectors

Cardinale, Roberto

doi:10.1007/s11067-021-09540-x

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“…It had to decide on vital issues such as its development strategy for the future, the industrial policy it had to adopt to achieve the goals of the development strategy, the corporate action that had to follow as a consequence of such industrial policy, the need for setting up the State Owned Enterprises (SOEs. Cardinale (2022) found that less government ownership boosts financial performance. Chen et al (2017) discovered a U-shaped link between state ownership and airline firm performance in a regression test of publicly traded Chinese airlines.…”

Section: Board Effectiveness and Financial Resiliencementioning

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Corporate Governance, Audit Recommendations, And Financial Resilience: The Case Of State-Owned Indonesian Mining And Energy Enterprises

2024

APMAJ

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This study examined how corporate governance and audit recommendations affected the financial resilience of Indonesian state-owned enterprises'. For five years, 2018-2022, 20 SOEs were studied. The period was chosen to reflect before, during, and after the pandemic. SPSS processed data using OLS. The results showed that board effectiveness and audit recommendations positively and significantly influenced financial resilience. Board effectiveness, in this study, measured by board number, affected an organization's decision-making and strategic outcomes. The auditor's recommendations assisted decision-makers in uncovering and preventing errors, irregularities, fraud, and inefficient practices, fixing deficiencies, and monitoring improvement. However, the hypothesis that government ownership influenced financial resilience was not supported. The findings have extended the growing literature on monitoring mechanisms in the Agency Theory to improve financial resilience and the SAIs activities in SOEs in emerging countries. This study contributes to practical implications such as understanding performance audits and audit recommendations done by the Indonesia Supreme Audit Institution and giving the recommendations to regulators to develop world-class and effective SOEs.

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Section: Board Effectiveness and Financial Resiliencementioning

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Corporate Governance, Audit Recommendations, And Financial Resilience: The Case Of State-Owned Indonesian Mining And Energy Enterprises

2024

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“…In many third-world nations, the number of individuals who have access to mobile phones has surpassed the number of people who have access to more traditional technologies such as telephone landlines, newspapers, and radio. Cardinale (2022) estimates that 45 million individuals in China use mobile phones out of a total population of 49.99 million (Eze et al, 2021). Because of the widespread availability of this technology and the ability to conduct highly targeted marketing campaigns, businesses are considering implementing a method known as mobile marketing.…”

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“…This facilitates to clarify the potential consequences for the relaying company and the inconvenience it could cause to telecom consumers if SMS messages were sent without authorization. In particular, it is learned that whether or not college students view Mobile/SMS advertising favourably for exploring the range of factors that are affecting Mobile/SMS advertising; and to better comprehend the difficulties students encountered and the ideas they professed from an instructive or knowledge viewpoint (Cardinale, 2022;Gao, 2018).…”

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Examining the Perspectives of University Students Towards Mobile Advertising and Marketing: A Review

Yanyan

ChangDa

Bhaumik

2023

AJMT

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This study set out to investigate how students at China's Xiamen University felt about mobile advertising. In addition to determining whether or not college students have a favourable opinion of mobile and SMS advertising, the study seeks to understand the challenges students faced and the concepts they understood from a pedagogical perspective. Using a sampling strategy based on convenience, data were obtained from 98 different pupils. Students' negative attitudes toward mobile advertising and their belief that it diminishes the quality of education are the study's most important findings. The research concluded that China Unicom should start using permission marketing to protect its users from being disturbed and that mobile marketers should better segment their client bases to avoid sending customers communications that are not relevant to them.

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“…With the increasing pressure of rapid economic growth, scholars began to think about the reasons for the hindered development of industrial enterprises. Cardinale (2021) believes that the monopoly of large state-owned enterprises in downstream industries leads to the failure of resource allocation and hinders the vitality of downstream manufacturing. Although industrial competition can release economic vitality, there is no correlation between industry scale and resource mismatch, and the failure of resource allocation has limited explanatory power in the economic downturn (Danisman et al, 2021).…”

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Construction of influencing factor model for high-quality green development of Chinese industrial enterprises

Zhen

Yang²,

Song³

2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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The strategic planning and decision making of the government in the combination of high-quality development and green development has had a far-reaching impact on the development of industrial enterprises. This paper grounded theory to build a theoretical framework model of the factors that influence the development of high-quality green industrial enterprises. The data are based on policy documents, policy interpretations, official public opinion, and other original text materials related to the high-quality green development of Chinese industrial enterprises. The research finds that the factors that influence the high-quality green development of industrial enterprises can be divided into three dimensions, including the environmental dimension, the enterprise dimension, and the process dimension. Among them, the enterprise dimension is the most core dimension and directly affects the high-quality green development of industrial enterprises. Different parts (six parts) in each dimension are connected together to form a circular chain of high-quality green development of industrial enterprises. There is also an interaction mechanism within each part.

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State-Owned Enterprises’ Reforms and their Implications for the Resilience and Vulnerability of the Chinese Economy: Evidence from the Banking, Energy and Telecom Sectors

Cited by 14 publications

References 39 publications

Corporate Governance, Audit Recommendations, And Financial Resilience: The Case Of State-Owned Indonesian Mining And Energy Enterprises

Corporate Governance, Audit Recommendations, And Financial Resilience: The Case Of State-Owned Indonesian Mining And Energy Enterprises

Examining the Perspectives of University Students Towards Mobile Advertising and Marketing: A Review

Construction of influencing factor model for high-quality green development of Chinese industrial enterprises

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