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fbem-18143	Zhou, Duyang	Why State Power Pivotal to Economic Growth? A Review of Firms’ Performance in Dynamic Economies	2024	7	.pdf	application/pdf	5804	302	37	However, unlike GLCs, Liu et al. (2013) contend that political capital, such as connections of senior corporate management, leaves firms’ initial public offerings (IPOs) almost unobstructed, which undoubtfully fosters a novel prospect to examine the routine that how state power impact on the development of firms. Overview Numerous papers have been investigating the escalated effects of a variety of political capital, particularly in China.	cache/fbem-18143.pdf	txt/fbem-18143.txt