The Impact of Economic Policy Uncertainty on Executives’ Self-Interest Behaviors: Evidence from China

This paper empirically studies the impact of economic policy uncertainty on executives’ self-interest behaviors, distinguishes explicit behaviors from implicit ones, and moderating effect internal control. The results illustrate that rising will inhibit executives, yet ones be encouraged. Internal control can regulate above effects. Further research proves above-mentioned is more significant in state-owned enterprises (SOEs). Stable institutional investors sound market competition play a certain role governance. Our contributes to literature corporate