International oil price uncertainty and enterprise investment efficiency: An empirical research of listed companies in China

Yonghui Zhan

PLOS ONE · 2024-10-10
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Title: International oil price uncertainty and enterprise investment efficiency: An empirical research of listed companies in China
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Evidence limits: Adjacent research, not a directly sampled family-office study. Applicability to a family office requires separate assessment. The following deficiencies remain: the limitations in the selection of investment efficiency, the omission of the executive team’s own characteristics when studying the moderating effect of the executive pay gap, and the limitations of the decomposition of oil price fluctuations. These are due to the missing values of some data in the empirical test, the imprecise way of measuring the relevant variables, and the lack of relevant theoretical mechanisms. This issue is not well supported by theory or empirical data, and future research may focus on using a more persuasive indicator to depict the behavior of the global economy.
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