Family Ownership and Outward Foreign Direct Investment of Chinese Private Firms: The Moderating Role of Political Environment

Jieyu (Jessie) Zhou

Family Ownership and Outward Foreign Direct Investment of Chinese Private Firms: The Moderating Role of Political Environment

Jieyu (Jessie) Zhou

Centre for Technology Entrepreneurship

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Political risk in the region where firms locate in would moderate the relationship between family ownership and firm outward OFDI activity, in a way such that the relationship between family ownership and firm outward OFDI is more positive when political risk increases. In addition, firms with higher family ownership are more likely to have outward FDI to countries with better protection for property rights, lower level of corruption, and high policy stability, when firms come from regions with higher political risk.

Original language	English
Publication date	2019
Number of pages	1
Publication status	Published - 2019

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Family Ownership and Outward Foreign Direct Investment of Chinese Private Firms
Jieyu (Jessie) Zhou (Speaker) & Qian Lu (Guest lecturer)
23 Jun 2019 → 26 Jun 2019
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