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Chinese Executive Compensation: Where Do We Stand?, as important in China as in the west? How does the Chinese state affect the provision of incentives in Chinese firms? These questions are, of course, located in the broader question of whether executive pay will globalize along American lines (Cheffins, 2003).

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Global Perspectives on Higher Educationingly toward emerging economies. China is widely recognized as playing a leading role in spearheading this shift of economic power. Indeed, China, an increasingly influential emerging economy, is currently attracting worldwide attention from academics, business practitioners, policy makers, and also

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137490865“financial repression” refers to government policies which regulated interest rates, set high reserve requirements on bank deposits and mandatorily allocated financial resources (MaKinnon, 1973). Such policies are common in developing countries. Despite more than 30 years of economic reform, the Chi

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