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Ownership Control And Earnings Management Of Firms In China: The Moderating Role Of Esg Performance
China’s rapid economic growth underscores the importance of corporate governance, yet earnings management remains prevalent, particularly in firms with ownership control. While prior studies have largely examined Type I agency conflicts between managers and owners, Type II conflicts between controll
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