Titlebook: Demystifying China’s Stock Market; The Hidden Logic beh Eric Girardin,Zhenya Liu Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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Mats Alvesson,Stefan Sveningssonphases were frequent and the government was quite often involved, in particular, to set up or discontinue exchanges..In the wake of the deep reforms of the late 1970s and early 1980s, the re-emergence of share issuance and trading was active, rather spontaneous and somewhat hectic. It initially corr

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Christopher N. Candlin,Jonathan Crichtone-style privatization, involving the privatization of small- and medium-sized SOEs, sometimes with insider privatization, and the listing of large SOEs, leading much later to the split-share reform bringing the float closer to capitalization..Third, the heavy involvement of the government is strongl

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Peter Kastberg,Marianne Grove Ditlevseno-called puzzle of the Chinese stock market. It is an opposite premium to that characterizing multiple listings of other countries’ companies. This puzzle is still present after repeated timid attempts at moving away from a rigid currency peg or at the gradual lifting of capital controls.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-11988-0ything under control. The government does not want the market to provide signals for the allocation of capital because it feels able to provide better signals than those provided by the market. The stock market in China is a politico-economic instrument, not a standard market.

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,Demystifying China’s Stock Market: The Hidden Logic Behind the Puzzles, process and internal logic. The earliest Shanghai stock market appeared around 1865. It was foreign dominated both for issuers and investors, who were mostly individuals. China’s modern stock market largely inherited the speculative character of the early stock market..The most striking feature of

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,What Does History Tell Us? The Roots of China’s Modern Stock Market,phases were frequent and the government was quite often involved, in particular, to set up or discontinue exchanges..In the wake of the deep reforms of the late 1970s and early 1980s, the re-emergence of share issuance and trading was active, rather spontaneous and somewhat hectic. It initially corr

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