摘要
中央巡视组对国有企业的巡视结果反映出,国有企业隐藏的腐败问题十分严重,造成国有资产的流失。采用事件研究法,借鉴投资者行为相关理论,检验中央巡视组公布国有企业巡视结果的市场效应后发现,在市场处于稳定或缓慢上升的时期,投资者能够识别巡视结果并做出理性选择;而在市场大幅上涨时,投资者却对巡视结果反应平淡。进一步按照样本企业所属行业类别对其进行分组研究,结果是中央巡视组巡视结果的公布对制造业以及能源行业国有企业的收益率具有负向影响,而对运输业以及钢铁行业的影响并不显著。
The result of the Central Inspection Group on State-owned Enterprises(SOEs) shows that corruption hidden in SOEs is serious. And the corruption of SOEs will result in the loss of state-owned assets. The paper adopted case study method, drew on relevant theory of investors' behavior and tried to examine the market effect of the inspection result released by Central Inspection Group. It turns out that in a period of stable or slow market growth, investors can identify the inspection results and make rational choices. While the market has risen sharply,investors have reacted calmly to the inspection results. Further, this paper carried out in accordance with the sample the industry category to which the enterprise belongs, to study the Central Inspection Group's market effect of different industries, and on this basis, summarizes the full text, and draws a conclusion. The conclusion is the result released by Central Inspection Group has negative impact on the benefit rate of manufacturing and energy SOEs, while the impact on transportation and iron and steel industry is less obvious.
作者
齐岳
孙博
廖科智
刘欣
Qi Yue;Sun Bo;Liao Kezhi;Liu Xin(Center for Collaborative Innovation of Socialist Economy with Chinese Characteristics,Tianjin 300071,China;Nankai University Base of Research Center of the Theoretical System of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics of Tianjin Municipality,Tianjin 300071,China;Research Institute of China's Corporate Governance,Nankai University,Tianjin 300071,China;Business School,Nankai University,Tianjin 300071,China)
出处
《金融理论探索》
2018年第4期13-20,共8页
Exploration of Financial Theory
基金
国家自然科学基金重点项目"现代社会治理的组织与模式研究"(71533002)
教育部人文社会科学重点研究基地重大项目"资本市场改革与公司治理有效性"(16JJD630003)
天津市普通高等学校十三五综合投资规划专业建设项目
关键词
国有企业
腐败
市场效应
公司治理
state-owned enterprises (SOEs)
corruption
market effect
corporate governance