Using a large sample of US firms from 2002 to 2020, we investigate the relationship
between corporate culture and the extent of carbon emissions. We provide evidence that the …

We examine whether the quality of firms' internal information systems influences the relation
between inflation shocks and corporate investment, as posited by imperfect information …

Using the staggered establishment of environmental courts in China, we study the effect of
environmental law enforcement on audit fees. We find that companies' abnormal audit fees …

Using a sample of 54,964 firm‐year observations of US public firms during the period 2001
to 2020, we investigate how managerial ability affects corporate debt choice. We find …

We study how vertical integration shapes firms' public disclosures. Theory suggests that
firms can use public disclosure to coordinate with supply chain partners and predicts a …

In the context of the digital information era, consumers' information capability plays a crucial
role in shaping their green consumption intention. To delve deeper into the dynamics of how …

Abstract Binz, Ferracuti, and Joos (2023) examine whether better internal information
systems can mitigate the association between inflation and investment. According to Real …

Faced with the increasing risk of supply chain disruption, more firms are using mergers and
acquisitions or investments to expand their core business's upstream and downstream …

Using a unique panel dataset consisting of 2997 Chinese manufacturing firms publicly listed
in the A-share market between 2003 and 2020, we examine whether and to what extent a …

Suppliers can enter contracts with customers to receive periodic private forecasts of the
customers' future demand for the suppliers' products (“DF contracts”). While such contractual …