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Credit Constraints, Corporate Transparency, and Export

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  • Yikai Zhao
  • Rui Sun
  • Jun Nagayasu

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This study investigates the impact of corporate transparency on a firm's extensive margin in exports ("transparency-export" (TE) relationship). We propose a theoretical model for an asym­metric information environment and demonstrate that the TE relationship depends on a firm's current corporate transparency record. Moreover, we posit that mandated firms, especially those with severe financing constraints, can harm their export activities to enhance transparency. How­ever, improving a city's financial deepening and legal environment could offset these negative impacts and positively impact its TE relationship. The Chinese data support these theoretical implications.

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  • Yikai Zhao & Rui Sun & Jun Nagayasu, 2024. "Credit Constraints, Corporate Transparency, and Export," DSSR Discussion Papers 139, Graduate School of Economics and Management, Tohoku University.
    • Handle: RePEc:toh:dssraa:139
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