Jacob Wood

Associate Professor (Business)

James Cook University Singapore

Singapore

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Jacob Wood is an Associate Professor in the Business department at James Cook University Singapore. His research areas include logistics and CO 2 emissions reduction, retail brand strategies, and the impact of digital trade rules on global value chains. He has published several articles exploring the intersections of economy and sustainability, particularly in relation to tourism, logistics, and trade agreements.

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2023

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James Cook University Singapore

SINGAPORE

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Articles (10)

Tourism-induced growth and quality of life: the Singapore story

Driving factors of CO<sub>2</sub> emission reduction in the logistics industry: an assessment of the RCEP and SAARC economies

Economy or premium? A systematic review of factors influencing retailers’ own product brand strategies

Evaluation of subjective policy reflection using the Choquet integral and its applications

Exploring the holistic nature of a multi-level retail brand: a scoping review

Green logistics and circular economy in alleviating CO<sub>2</sub> emissions: Does waste generation and GDP growth matter in EU countries?

A review of transportation carbon emissions research using bibliometric analyses

Choquet integrals of fuzzifying measurable functions and their applications

How do digital trade rules affect global value chain trade in services?—Analysis of preferential trade agreements

How does the wto dispute settlement mechanism work for wto members? a comparative analysis of developed and developing countries

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Sook Rei Tan

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