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LI Chao

A general urban spreading pattern of COVID-19 and its underlying mechanism

Abstract: Currently, the global situation of COVID-19 is aggravating, pressingly calling for efficient control and prevention measures. Understanding the spreading pattern of COVID-19 has been widely recognized as a vital step for implementing non-pharmaceutical measures. Previous studies explained the differences in contagion rates due to the urban socio-political measures, while fine-grained geo...

2023.01
LEI Linan

Unfolding the resource configuration and interaction in digital servitization: an exploratory two-stage research design

Abstract:PurposeThis article aims to unfold digital servitization by exploring the key resources and resource orchestration (i.e. resource configuration and interaction).Design/methodology/approachThis article conducted an explorative two-stage research strategy of Chinese servitized manufacturers using a preliminary case study and fuzzy-set Qualitative Comparative Analysis (fsQCA) design. The dat...

2024.08
LEI Linan

The Match Between Structural Attributes and Content-Based Orientation of Managerial Cognition: An Exploratory fsQCA Study of ‘Hidden Champions’

Abstract: Strategic decision makers interpret information and translate it into organizational action through the lens of strategic schemas. How should firms realize high performance with various strategic schemas? Cognitive content and structure have been shown to underlie strategic schemas, but few studies have considered them together. This study employs aggregation analysis to clarify the inte...

2022.04
LU Jiajun

The Inefficient and Unjust Global Distribution of COVID-19 Vaccines: From a Perspective of Critical Global Justice

Abstract: The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has caused huge losses and massive damage to socio-economic development around the globe, which might even potentially evolve into a humanitarian crisis as it continues to spread. In response to the further resulting public threats, collaborative research, rapid production, and efficient and just distribution of vaccines have been given a ...

2019.08
LU Jiajun

The asymmetric government spending multipliers: Evidence from US regions

This paper tests the asymmetry in government spending multipliers using the panel data in the US postwar states. Empirical results show that output and employment rate respond asymmetrically to military procurement spending shocks with different signs and magnitudes. Our findings suggest that expansionary multipliers are much larger than contractionary multipliers, and that small-scale spending sh...

2022.08
LU Jiajun

Spatial Effects of Air Pollution on the Housing Market: Evidence from South Korea

Abstract: This paper examines the spatial relationship between the ambient air pollution level of an apartment and its property value in the housing market of South Korea. Using detailed transaction data for 2015–2018, we construct the air pollution index and estimate a two-stage spatial Durbin error model that controls for both direct and spillover effects. We find that, holding other factors equ...

2024.07
LU Jiajun

Household residential location choice in retirement: The role of climate amenities

Abstract:The paper examines the relationship between climate amenities and locational choices in retirement. Using data from 2017 release of the American Community Survey, I construct a household residential location choice model and value climate amenities from the trade-offs among housing cost, climate amenities, and other locational attributes in a metropolitan statistical area (MSA). On averag...

2024.07
LU Jiajun

Does China's monetary policy framework incorporate financial stability?

Abstract: This article investigates the response of monetary policy to financial instability in China. We estimate a forward-looking Taylor rule model with a constructed comprehensive financial stress index using the time-varying coefficient method. Empirical results suggest that financial stability has always been a main concern for China’s monetary authorities even in periods with low financial...

2023.05
LUO Lingli

Environmental Context and Organizational Aspiration Determination

Abstract: This research develops an attention-based, environment-inclusive model of organizational aspiration determination. The behavioural view embraces that organizations determine aspirations based on three reference points past aspiration, past performance, and social reference group performance. We build hypotheses to explain how environmental munificence, dynamism, and complexity shape orga...

2024.01
LUO Lingli

Entrepreneurial passion and organizational innovation: The moderating effects of events and the competence to exploit events

Abstract: How do events, especially rare external events such as financial crises, wars, natural disasters, and the COVID-19 pandemic, affect the efficacy of entrepreneurial passion to drive organizational innovation? This study investigates the moderating role of events and entrepreneurs’ competence to exploit the events (opportunity competence) in the relationship between entrepreneurial passio...

2022.08
LUO Lingli

Attention-Based Constraint to MNC Coevolution in China's Changing Stakeholder Environment

Abstract: The coevolution process enables organizations to adapt to and influence their external environment. Multinational corporations (MNCs) operating in dynamic foreign markets use this capability to achieve operational sustainability. MNCs in China operate in a changing stakeholder environment that features rising consumer activism and local stakeholders' persistent ethical problems and e...

2022.07
SHAO Hui

A class of distorted Gaussian copulas: theories and applications

Abstract: This study introduces a novel copula class, referred to as the distorted GAB copula (hereafter, dGAB copula), as an alternative to the Gaussian copula, which has shown limitations in capturing tail dependence. Much like the Gaussian copula, the dGAB copula can be uniquely determined by its bivariate marginal copulas and offers effective tail dependence modeling capabilities. To demo...

2024.01

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