Research finds private companies in China are more likely to engage in illegal activities than state-owned enterprises because their lower perceived status limits their access to government-controlled resources

Findings from a new study led by CUHK Business School researchers has shed new light on Chinese State-Owned Enterprises' (SOEs') responses to anticipated privatisation, and the effects of operating efficiency in their foreign businesses on these enterprises' profitability

New study contributes to discussion regarding whether state-owned enterprises and private companies should be given equal treatment in receiving government subsidies