| dc.description.abstract | All financial market influencers place a high value on financial performance. In the
framework of an economy that is constantly changing and developing with intense
competition, this generates both obstacles for investors and more significant
opportunities for clever investors. Furthermore, investment performance measurement
has long been seen as an essential phase in the investment process. Tobin'q as a metric
and efficiency in capital use provides revenue growth to gauge return on investment.
Based on prior academic research, it is demonstrated that state-owned firms have worse
investment efficiency than foreign-owned capital for the following reasons: objectivity
connected to the agency problem and information asymmetry between parties. This
study examines the effects of ownership type, as indicated by state and foreign
ownership, on investment efficiency. This research expresses views on the effects of
ownership type, as indicated by state ownership and foreign ownership, on investment
efficiency. | en_US |
