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Theoretical model diagram.

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Variable definitions.

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Descriptive statistics.

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Table 3.

Descriptive statistics:under-investment sub-sample.

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Descriptive statistics: over-investment sub-sample.

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Table 5.

The effect of monetary policy on corporate investment efficiency.

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Table 6.

Robustness test: monetary policy lagged one period.

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Table 7.

Robustness test: omitted variables.

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Fig 2.

Distribution of placebo test regression coefficients a.

The X-axis represents the distribution range of the placebo test coefficients for 500 trials, and the Y-axis represents the proportion of each coefficient distribution interval. The vertical line marks the position of the benchmark regression coefficient.

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Fig 3.

Distribution of placebo test regression coefficients .

The X-axis represents the distribution range of the placebo test coefficients for 500 trials, and the Y-axis represents the proportion of each coefficient distribution interval. The vertical line marks the position of the benchmark regression coefficient.

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Table 10.

Robustness test: alternative measure of debt maturity structure.

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Table 8.

Robustness test: alternative measure of investment efficiency.

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Table 9.

Robustness test: alternative measure of monetary policy.

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Table 11.

Robustness test: exclude firms registered in Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Guangzhou.

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Table 12.

Robustness test: Kick out the samples during the financial crisis and the COVID-19.

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Table 13.

Bank competition heterogeneity: high bank competition.

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Table 14.

Bank competition heterogeneity: Low bank competition.

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Table 15.

Heterogeneity of financing constraints: high financing constraints.

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Heterogeneity of financing constraints: high financing constraints.

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