“Institutional knowledge in politics is imperative for China but there could be other types of institutional knowledge that are equally, or more important in other countries,” he concludes.
Reference:
Wong, Forestor, Wong, T.J. and Zhang, Tianyu (2017), “Does Institutional Knowledge Drive the Information Wedge in Emerging Markets? Evidence from Analysts of Local and Foreign Brokerage Firms in China.” USC and CUHK, Working Paper.
This article was first published in the China Business Knowledge (CBK) website by CUHK Business School: https://bit.ly/2LIjxkP.
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CUHK Business School comprises two schools — Accountancy and Hotel andTourism Management — and four departments — Decision Sciences and Managerial Economics, Finance, Management and Marketing.
Established in Hong Kong in 1963, it is the first business school to offer BBA, MBA and Executive MBA programmes in the region. Today, the School offers 8undergraduate programmes and 13 graduate programmes including MBA, EMBA, Master, MSc, MPhil and Ph.D.
In the Financial Times Global MBA Ranking 2018, CUHK MBA is ranked 43rd. In FT’s 2017 EMBA ranking, CUHK EMBA is ranked 32nd in the world.
CUHK Business School has the largest number of business alumni (34,000+) among universities/business schools in Hong Kong — many of whom are key business leaders. The School currently has about 4,400 undergraduate and postgraduate students and Professor Kalok Chan is the Dean of CUHK Business School.***
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