| dc.description.abstract | This paper analyzes how banking concentration impacts firm investment
across firm sizes in the Vietnamese market. Firm size is a scholarly interest because it
has traditionally had a lot of explanatory power, and understanding its significance
can be critical for managers who work in today's competitive environments. Using data
from 750 firms over the period 2009 – 2020, our research demonstrates a positive
relationship between banking concentration and corporate investment for both small
and large firms. Furthermore, the finding demonstrates that small firms are strongly
influenced by bank concentration compared to large firms. | en_US |
