SHAREHOLDER HETEROGENEITY, FINANCING CONSTRAINTS, AND ORGANIZATIONAL RESILIENCE: MIXED-OWNERSHIP REFORM IN CHINESE PRIVATE ENTERPRISES

Shareholder heterogeneity, financing constraints, and organizational resilience: Mixed-ownership reform in Chinese private enterprises

Shareholder heterogeneity, financing constraints, and organizational resilience: Mixed-ownership reform in Chinese private enterprises

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Private enterprise development encounters numerous challenges.China encourages state-owned enterprises to acquire equity stakes in private enterprises, thereby facilitating development of private enterprises through reverse mixed-ownership reform.To test the effectiveness of this approach, we focus on the impact of state-owned equity on the organizational resilience of private enterprises.Using empirical research methods seashell peel and stick wallpaper and data from A-share listed Chinese companies from 2009 to 2022, we find that reverse mixed-ownership reform is significantly and positively correlated with the organizational resilience of private enterprises.Further analysis reveals that involvement of shareholders from state-owned enterprises can bolster the organizational resilience of private enterprises by mitigating their financing constraints.

This paper extends the research on the mechanism by which a heterogeneous ownership structure can impact the organizational resilience of private enterprises and offers insights fr9352 for private enterprises on how to bolster their organizational resilience through mixed-ownership reform.

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