New journal article: WTO Accession, Foreign Bank Entry, and the Productivity of Chinese Manufacturing Firms

WTO Accession, Foreign Bank Entry, and the Productivity of Chinese Manufacturing Firms

11/14/2016

CBS, Economics Department Assistant Professor Tat-Kei Lei and colleagues have worked out a new peer-review journal article in Journal of Comparative Economics. The journal article  WTO Accession, Foreign Bank Entry, and the Productivity of Chinese Manufacturing Firms exams the following: After China’s accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO) in December 2001, foreign banks are allowed to enter the Chinese banking market in phases. Using firm-level data from the National Bureau of Statistics of China which cover all state-owned and non state-owned manufacturing firms with sales over 5 million RMB, we examine the relationship between foreign bank entry and the industry-level productivity growth of China’s manufacturing sector.

You can find the journal article WTO Accession, Foreign Bank Entry, and the Productivity of Chinese Manufacturing Firms here

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