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Can Split-share Reform Restrain the Overinvestment Behavior of Controlling Shareholders?
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Journal of Finance and Economics Vol. 37, Issue 10, pp. 27 - 37 (2011)
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黄晶, 陈工孟, 包文卿, et al. Can Split-share Reform Restrain the Overinvestment Behavior of Controlling Shareholders?[J]. Journal of Finance and Economics, 2011, 37(10): 27–37. 
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