CCS Spring 2025 Webinar Series - Seminar Presentation Lunar Cycles and Policy

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This webinar explores two key dimensions of China’s capital markets and corporate governance, offering fresh insights into the influence of cultural, behavioral, and regulatory factors on market dynamics. Dr. Liu investigates the January effect in China’s A-share market, revealing a striking anomaly that aligns with the lunar calendar rather than the solar calendar, challenging conventional financial theories and highlighting unique investor behaviors. Dr. Chen examines the impact of an accountability policy on State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs), demonstrating that regulatory interventions effectively reduce corporate violations without compromising profitability or innovation. By bridging financial anomalies with policy effectiveness, this webinar provides a deeper understanding of the forces shaping China’s economic and financial landscape.

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Center for Chinese Studies, Mānoa Campus

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Adriana Choi, 8089568891, choiadri@hawaii.edu

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