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This paper uniquely examines how daily public disclosure of foreign investor positions in Chinas retail-driven stock market induces herding, amplifies market distortions, and impacts firm investment efficiency. Leveraging novel GUBA sentiment data and the Stock-Connect reform context, it offers original empirical insights into disclosures real economic consequences, enriching market liberalization literature.
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This paper uniquely examines how daily public disclosure of foreign investor positions in Chinas retail-driven stock market induces herding, amplifies market distortions, and impacts firm investment efficiency. Leveraging novel GUBA sentiment data and the Stock-Connect reform context, it offers original empirical insights into disclosures real economic consequences, enriching market liberalization literature.
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