Early Experience Within Tizhi System, Policy Perception and Corporate Innovation: Evidence from Chinese Private Firms

Drawing on the imprinting theory, this study examines the role of entrepreneurs' Tizhi system experience in corporate innovation. Using survey data from 4276 Chinese private firms, we find that entrepreneurs' early experience within the Tizhi system exerts a positive impact on corporate in...

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Published in:Emerging markets finance & trade 2022-11, Vol.58 (14), p.3899-3912
Main Authors: Xu, Xixiong, Duan, Lingling, Lin, Cuiliang
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