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Why Did Split-share Structure Reform Succeed:A Perspective Based on New Political Economics
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Journal of Finance and Economics Vol. 36, Issue 11, pp. 136 - 144 (2010)
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黎文靖, 殷华祥. Why Did Split-share Structure Reform Succeed:A Perspective Based on New Political Economics[J]. Journal of Finance and Economics, 2010, 36(11): 136–144. 
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