经历具有影响力的社会政治事件：早年经历与股价暴跌风险

IF 7.4 2区经济学 Q1 BUSINESS, FINANCE Finance Research Letters Pub Date : 2024-08-28 DOI:10.1016/j.frl.2024.106015

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本研究以中国的文化大革命作为对风险态度的冲击，探讨了首席执行官的早年经历如何影响股价暴跌风险。我们发现，早年经历过文化大革命的 CEO 规避风险的能力更强，更不愿意隐瞒负面消息，从而降低了股价暴跌风险。此外，CEO 经历的文革越严重，文革效应就越明显。其他分析表明，CEO 的 "文革效应 "在地区执法薄弱的企业中更为突出。我们的研究强调了早年有影响力的社会政治事件对首席执行官决策过程的持久影响。

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Living through an influential socio-political event: Early-life experiences and stock price crash risk

Using China's Cultural Revolution as a shock to risk attitude, this study examines how CEOs’ early-life experiences impact stock price crash risk. We find that CEOs who experienced the Cultural Revolution in their early life are more risk-averse and less inclined to withhold negative news, resulting in a reduced level of stock price crash risk. Further, the more severe the CEO's exposure to the Cultural Revolution, the more pronounced the Cultural Revolution effect. Additional analysis suggests that CEOs’ Cultural Revolution effect is more salient in firms with weak regional law enforcement. Our study highlights the enduring impact of influential socio-political events during early life on the decision-making processes of CEOs.

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Finance Research Letters BUSINESS, FINANCE-

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