R&D, independent director structure, innovation performance —An empirical test on Chinese listed family enterprises

Chen Yan1, Zhan Yanghao1, Wang Lixia2, Li Yi1, Zhai Ruirui1

Science Research Management ›› 2018, Vol. 39 ›› Issue (1) : 95-107.

Science Research Management ›› 2018, Vol. 39 ›› Issue (1) : 95-107.

R&D, independent director structure, innovation performance —An empirical test on Chinese listed family enterprises

  • Chen Yan1, Zhan Yanghao1, Wang Lixia2, Li Yi1, Zhai Ruirui1
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Employing firm level data of Chinese family enterprises Panel Data over the period of 2009-2012, this paper empirically tests the relationship between the degree of the ownership and the innovation performance, the moderate effect of government-enterprises, the number and the structure of independent directors and regional marketization. Finding that there is inverted u-shaped relationship between the degree of ownership and innovation performance. The number and the structure of independent directors play a negative moderating role on the relationship between the degree of ownership and R&D. Government-enterprise relationship plays a not significant moderate effect on the relationship between R&D and innovation performance, while Regional marketization plays a positive moderate effect. High regional marketization plays a significantly negative moderating role while the Government-enterprise relationship makes a significantly positive moderating role.Through the above results, this paper gives a new perspective to explain the relationship between the ownership and innovation performance in family enterprises.

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family enterprises / ownership degree / R&D investment / innovation performance

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Chen Yan1, Zhan Yanghao1, Wang Lixia2, Li Yi1, Zhai Ruirui1. R&D, independent director structure, innovation performance —An empirical test on Chinese listed family enterprises[J]. Science Research Management. 2018, 39(1): 95-107

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