Abstract
This study aims to investigate the impact of control rights held by actual controller on dividends in China, and further explores whether this impact is affected by product market competition from both industry competition (IC) and corporate market power (MP) perspectives. The results show a positive relationship between control rights and dividends in both state-owned and non-state-owned enterprises, and the mechanism is dividend tunneling rather than governance. Moreover, IC has a disciplinary effect on dividend tunneling by the controllers, and MP weakens the positive relationship, which is associated with the promotion of stock liquidity, information disclosure quality and financial risk.
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