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Institutional ownership and the emissions–efficiency tension in firms’ low-carbon transition: Evidence from China
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• A dual-outcome view reveals an emissions–efficiency tension in China’s low-carbon transition. • Institutional ownership is associated with higher absolute emissions but lower carbon intensity. • Investor site visits reinforce monitoring and strengthen low-carbon outcomes. • Scale expansion helps explain higher emissions; low-carbon disclosure and efficiency gains help explain lower intensity.
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institutional ownership
carbon emissions
carbon emission intensity
emissions–efficiency tension
site visits
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