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Development of Digital Finance and Optimization of Skilled Labor Structure

This paper uses data from non-financial listed companies in Shanghai and Shenzhen A-share markets from 2011 to 2020 in China to explore the impact of digital finance development on the ski...

First published at: Nov 20, 2024

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.fem.20240331.201

Foreign Economics & Management, Vol. 46, Issue 11, pp. 20 - 35

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE | F270

Does Digital Finance Help Reduce Corporate Violations? An Empirical Study Based on A-share Listed Companies

Dong Xiaohong, Pan Chengshuang, Lyu Jing

Taking A-share listed companies from 2011 to 2020 as the research object, this paper explores the impact and mechanism of digital finance on corporate violations. The research findings ind...

First published at: Sep 20, 2024

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.fem.20240524.203

Foreign Economics & Management, Vol. 46, Issue 09, pp. 17 - 30

CORPORATE FINANCE | F270

Will Bank Branch Expansion Improve the Real Economy? Based on the Spatial Distribution of Bank Branches at the Firm Level

Long Zhineng, Li Wanli

Deepening the reform of the financial system and enhancing the ability of financial services to affect the real economy are currently the focus of attention. In the context of the downward...

First published at: Aug 20, 2024

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.fem.20240120.203

Foreign Economics & Management, Vol. 46, Issue 08, pp. 69 - 85

SPECIAL TOPIC | F270

The Governance Effect of the Joint Credit System on the “Shift from Real to Virtual”: Evidence from a Quasi-natural Experiment on the Measures for the Administration of Joint Credit in China

Shen Lu, Xiang Rui, Lin Rongyu

Revitalizing the real economy and preventing the “shift from real to virtual” is a strategic task of the supply-side structural reform. As an important channel for enterprises to obtain ...

First published at: Jun 20, 2024

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.fem.20231218.201

Foreign Economics & Management, Vol. 46, Issue 06, pp. 20 - 34

SPECIAL TOPIC | F270

Labor Protection and Corporate Financial Asset Investment: A Quasi-natural Experiment Based on the Enactment of Social Insurance Law

Zhou Kuo, Qu Zhi, Tao Yunqing

In recent years, the real economy, especially the manufacturing sector, faces a dual impact of macroeconomic downturn and overcapacity, which leads to a gradual decline in its traditional ...

First published at: Jun 20, 2024

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.fem.20230831.202

Foreign Economics & Management, Vol. 46, Issue 06, pp. 3 - 19

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Can Green Finance Achieve “Win-Win” between Urban Ecological Benefits and Economic Benefits? Based on the Dual Perspectives of Environmental Regulation and Capital Allocation

Wu Yingtao, Zhang Yun, Ni Daohan

Green transformation and development is an important issue in global climate change. As an important support for promoting green development, green finance has been highly valued by many c...

First published at: Oct 01, 2024

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.jsufe.2024.05.004

Journal of Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, Vol. 26, Issue 05, pp. 46 - 59

| F832

Green Finance and New Quality Productive Forces: Promotion or Inhibition? From the Perspectives of Technological Innovation and Environmental Concern

Mao Xiaomeng, Wang Renzeng

New quality productive forces is the core force to promote high-quality development, As a key part of the inclusive financial system, whether green finance can become an important starting...

First published at: Oct 01, 2024

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.jsufe.2024.05.003

Journal of Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, Vol. 26, Issue 05, pp. 30 - 45

| F832.1

The Economic Effect of the Development of Local Financial Institutions: From the Perspective of Income Gap between Urban and Rural Residents

Zhang Heng, Chen Xuanwei, Luo Jianchao

As local financial institutions that have been active in county markets for an extended period, Rural Credit Cooperatives naturally excel in revitalizing rural development, advancing indus...

First published at: Apr 03, 2024

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.jfe.20240318.102

Journal of Finance and Economics, Vol. 50, Issue 04, pp. 19 - 33

| F275；F832.4

Will Fintech Induce Excess Bank Loans? A Quasi-natural Experiment Based on the Central Bank’s Pilot Policies on Fintech Applications

Chen Kejing, Zhen Jiahua, Xiong Xiong, et al

Fintech, as a technology-driven financial innovation, serves as a crucial engine for deepening the structural reform of the financial supply side and enhancing the capacity of financial se...

First published at: Feb 03, 2024

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.jfe.20231121.103

Journal of Finance and Economics, Vol. 50, Issue 02, pp. 47 - 62

| F832.5

A Research on Fintech Alleviating Wealth Inequality among Farmers

Tan Zhuomin, Chen Chuna, Liu Song

Addressing the critical issue of wealth inequality in rural areas is essential. Li Jiashan et al. (2021) highlight this through their discovery of a high Gini coefficient of 0.8 among Chin...

First published at: Feb 03, 2024

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.jfe.20231215.101

Journal of Finance and Economics, Vol. 50, Issue 02, pp. 33 - 46