- The study explores the causal link between VAT and corporate maturity mismatch using China’s VAT rate reform as a quasi-natural experiment
- The reform reduces corporate maturity mismatch by improving profitability and decreasing short-term financing
- The reform has no impact on firm investment
- Market competition enhances the reform effects on corporate profitability and maturity mismatch
- The reform effects are significant for non-state-owned enterprises, firms in capital-intensive industries, and firms in middle and western China.
Source: sciencedirect.com
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