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The China Discount Revisited: Sector Structure, State Ownership and the Valuation Gap between the Largest US and Chinese Listed Firms
Rising geopolitical rivalry between the United States and China has renewed interest in whether investors systematically value Chinese companies below comparable American ones, the so-called “China discount”. This paper tests the size and sources of the discount usin
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