The Impact of Ownership's Characteristics on Credit Constraints of Russian Firms

Student: Arkhipov Nikita

Educational Programme: Applied Economics (Master)

Final Grade: 8

Year of Graduation: 2019

The Impact of Ownership's Characteristics on Credit Constraints of Russian Firms. This study considers the impact of different ownership's characteristics on credit constraints of russian firms. Empirical study was carried out on the survey data collected during the project «Russian Firms in the Global Economy» by the Institute for Industrial and Market Studies. Influence of owner management, government affiliation and ownership has been robust and significant. Impact of family firm status and foreign ownership has shown insignificance. The relationship between ownership’s concentration and credit constraints was significant only in binary model and, then, identified as non-robust. Keywords: Credit constraints, ownership’s characteristics, Russian firms.

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