ArticleComputational intelligence and neuroscience2022
Impact of Financing Constraints on Firm Performance: Moderating Effect Based on Firm Size.
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- Financial constraints and corporate bankruptcy risks in China: The buffer role of cash holdings.PloS one · 2026Article
- Innovation, advertising, personal selling, and sustainability in the industries massively benefited from major public health emergencies: paradoxical evidence from China.Frontiers in public health · 2023Article
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Abstract
This paper selects the relevant data of Shanghai and Shenzhen NG listed companies from 2016 to 2020 as the research object. By drawing on relevant research results at home and abroad, the variable KZ is used to measure the degree of corporate financing constraints, and the variable Tobin Q is used to measure corporate performance. The test draws the following conclusions: financing constraints are conducive to improving corporate performance. The reason is that the higher the degree of corporate financing constraints is, the more cautious the managers are in the use of funds, and the company managers can formulate more scientific management strategies, so as to improve corporate performance. Through further research, it is found that, with the expansion of the scale of the enterprise, the degree of financing constraints has less negative impact on the performance of the enterprise. Performance has a positive impact. According to the above conclusions, the government should improve the financial market system, build a multilevel capital market, and fundamentally ease the financing constraints of enterprises, to develop and improve self-management.
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