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Will Wei Qiang

The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK)

Hong Kong

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Harry Lee

The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK)

HONG KONG

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Bo Huang

Chair Professor

The University of Hong Kong

HONG KONG

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Wong Wai Ho David

Lecturer

The Hang Seng University of Hong Kong

HONG KONG

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Chen Zheng

Associate Professor in Finance

University of Bath

UNITED KINGDOM

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Will Wei Qiang

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Articles (14)

Is urban polycentricity associated with capital circulation? Insights from China’s mergers and acquisitions

Household investment behavior and environmental impact: How family financial decisions influence carbon emissions in China

Corporate ownership transfer and urban economic growth: A study of manufacturing M&As in China

When firms merge, do carbon emissions fall? Insights from China’s manufacturing sector

The impacts of airport economic zones on local urban development in China

Exploring the spatial interplay between hydro-climatic extremes and armed conflicts in history

The interaction between domestic and outward foreign direct investment in China: The influence of region-specific context

Exploring the impacts of high-speed rail on technology-intensive manufacturing: the case of the Yangtze River Delta region, 2007–2016

Green finance and grey air: Assessing the impact of green finance pilot zones on company-level pollution in China

Pollution acceleration before braking: Evidence of environmental deterioration from the anticipated steel restriction policy in China

How far can air pollution affect tourism in China? Evidence from panel unconditional quantile regressions

Does the low-carbon city pilot policy work in China? A company-level analysis based on the PSM-DID model

Can urban polycentricity improve air quality? Evidence from Chinese cities

Climatic extremes, violent conflicts, and population change in China in 1741–1910: An investigation using spatial econometrics

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Harry Lee

Bo Huang

Wong Wai Ho David

Chen Zheng

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Will Wei Qiang

Research Interests

Articles (14)

Is urban polycentricity associated with capital circulation? Insights from China’s mergers and acquisitions

Household investment behavior and environmental impact: How family financial decisions influence carbon emissions in China

Corporate ownership transfer and urban economic growth: A study of manufacturing M&amp;As in China

When firms merge, do carbon emissions fall? Insights from China’s manufacturing sector

The impacts of airport economic zones on local urban development in China

Exploring the spatial interplay between hydro-climatic extremes and armed conflicts in history

The interaction between domestic and outward foreign direct investment in China: The influence of region-specific context

Exploring the impacts of high-speed rail on technology-intensive manufacturing: the case of the Yangtze River Delta region, 2007–2016

Green finance and grey air: Assessing the impact of green finance pilot zones on company-level pollution in China

Pollution acceleration before braking: Evidence of environmental deterioration from the anticipated steel restriction policy in China

How far can air pollution affect tourism in China? Evidence from panel unconditional quantile regressions

Does the low-carbon city pilot policy work in China? A company-level analysis based on the PSM-DID model

Can urban polycentricity improve air quality? Evidence from Chinese cities

Climatic extremes, violent conflicts, and population change in China in 1741–1910: An investigation using spatial econometrics

Collaborators (4)

Harry Lee

Bo Huang

Wong Wai Ho David

Chen Zheng

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Corporate ownership transfer and urban economic growth: A study of manufacturing M&As in China