Yinghao Pan
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3710199 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Yinghao Pan |
| NOMBRES | Yinghao |
| APELLIDO | Pan |
| FIRMA | PAN Y |
| AFILIACIONES | Renmin University of China |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4363-9619 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 19 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 27 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2020 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
The value of hybrid evaluation methods for targeted social assistance programs
Evaluating the targeting of large‐scale social assistance programs is crucial for improving public administration. Traditional approaches, relying solely on quantitative proxy means testing or qualitative community inputs, have limitations in capturing complex socioeconomic realities. This paper argues for employing hybrid methods that integrate quantitative and qualitative data sources to comprehensively assess targeting accuracy. Using China's …
Public Health, Human Capital, and Economic Growth
This paper investigates the long-term impacts of China’s nationwide public health campaigns targeting malaria, measles, and meningitis between the 1960s and 1980s. Exploiting regional variation in precampaign disease prevalence across birth cohorts, we show that these interventions generated sizable improvements in education, cognition, health, and income. As an illustrative case, individuals from high-malaria regions who were fully exposed to th…
When Land Expropriation Increases Income
While land expropriation historically impoverished rural populations in developing countries, we find contrasting evidence from China. Using nationally representative panel data and a generalised difference-in-differences approach, we show that expropriation increases household total net income by 8.7%, with larger long-term effects. Non-farm income rises by 16.5%, with salary income increasing by 40.5% as households shift to higher-productivity …
Fintech agglomeration and urban labor markets
The Governor’s Gambit
Living on shaky ground
The gambler's fallacy in housing price expectations
Pinching Pennies
This paper focuses on a series of increases in the mortgage rate in China and investigates its impacts on household consumption. Based on granular diary data, our difference‐in‐differences estimations imply that compared with that of homeowners without mortgage obligations, the average propensity of mortgagors to consume decreases by 2.2 and 2.9 percentage points after the announcement and reset of mortgage rates, respectively. The results are ma…
One-Child Policy, Marriage Distortion, and Welfare Loss
We investigate how exposure to the One-Child Policy (OCP) during early adulthood affects marriage and fertility in China. Exploring fertility penalties across provinces over time and the different implementations by ethnicity, we show that the OCP significantly increases the unmarried rate among the Han ethnicity but not among the minorities. The OCP increases Han-minority marriages in regions where Han-minority couples are allowed an additional …
The innovation effects of local talent competition
Trust and land Lease
Public attention, political ties and digital transformation of private enterprises
Sex imbalances of children and housing consumption
The Hidden Cost of Prenatal Heat Stress Exposure
This paper examines how exposure to extreme heat during gestation affects psychological well-being in adulthood by using nationally representative data from China. We find that prenatal exposure to heat stress significantly increases unhappiness, life dissatisfaction, and depressive symptoms later in life. These adverse effects are particularly pronounced among women and individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds, including those born in vulnerab…
Building bridges of trust
In this study, we examine the interplay between regional digital financial inclusion and social capital with a focus on social trust. Our empirical analysis shows that regions with enhanced digital financial services experience a significant boost in social trust. Specifically, a one standard deviation increase in regional digital financial inclusion correlates with an approximate increase of 1% in social trust among frequent Internet users compa…
Bequest motives in the housing wealth effect
Setting local economic growth targets
Institutional theory holds that local governance is essential in shaping regional economic activity. This study evaluates whether local economic growth targets offset the detrimental effect of nationwide policy uncertainty on local business performance. Regression analyses of data from industrial firms and manually collected data on city economic growth targets in China show that higher local growth targets result in greater corporate investment,…
Human capital, housing prices, and regional economic development
Are cities losing their vitality? Exploring human capital in Chinese cities
Are cities losing their vitality? Exploring human capital in Chinese cities
Human capital, housing prices, and regional economic development
Trust and land Lease
Setting local economic growth targets
Institutional theory holds that local governance is essential in shaping regional economic activity. This study evaluates whether local economic growth targets offset the detrimental effect of nationwide policy uncertainty on local business performance. Regression analyses of data from industrial firms and manually collected data on city economic growth targets in China show that higher local growth targets result in greater corporate investment,…
Public attention, political ties and digital transformation of private enterprises
Bequest motives in the housing wealth effect
Human capital, housing prices, and regional economic development
Are cities losing their vitality? Exploring human capital in Chinese cities
Setting local economic growth targets
Institutional theory holds that local governance is essential in shaping regional economic activity. This study evaluates whether local economic growth targets offset the detrimental effect of nationwide policy uncertainty on local business performance. Regression analyses of data from industrial firms and manually collected data on city economic growth targets in China show that higher local growth targets result in greater corporate investment,…
Building bridges of trust
In this study, we examine the interplay between regional digital financial inclusion and social capital with a focus on social trust. Our empirical analysis shows that regions with enhanced digital financial services experience a significant boost in social trust. Specifically, a one standard deviation increase in regional digital financial inclusion correlates with an approximate increase of 1% in social trust among frequent Internet users compa…
Bequest motives in the housing wealth effect
Pinching Pennies
This paper focuses on a series of increases in the mortgage rate in China and investigates its impacts on household consumption. Based on granular diary data, our difference‐in‐differences estimations imply that compared with that of homeowners without mortgage obligations, the average propensity of mortgagors to consume decreases by 2.2 and 2.9 percentage points after the announcement and reset of mortgage rates, respectively. The results are ma…
One-Child Policy, Marriage Distortion, and Welfare Loss
We investigate how exposure to the One-Child Policy (OCP) during early adulthood affects marriage and fertility in China. Exploring fertility penalties across provinces over time and the different implementations by ethnicity, we show that the OCP significantly increases the unmarried rate among the Han ethnicity but not among the minorities. The OCP increases Han-minority marriages in regions where Han-minority couples are allowed an additional …
The innovation effects of local talent competition
Trust and land Lease
Public attention, political ties and digital transformation of private enterprises
Sex imbalances of children and housing consumption
The Hidden Cost of Prenatal Heat Stress Exposure
This paper examines how exposure to extreme heat during gestation affects psychological well-being in adulthood by using nationally representative data from China. We find that prenatal exposure to heat stress significantly increases unhappiness, life dissatisfaction, and depressive symptoms later in life. These adverse effects are particularly pronounced among women and individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds, including those born in vulnerab…
The value of hybrid evaluation methods for targeted social assistance programs
Evaluating the targeting of large‐scale social assistance programs is crucial for improving public administration. Traditional approaches, relying solely on quantitative proxy means testing or qualitative community inputs, have limitations in capturing complex socioeconomic realities. This paper argues for employing hybrid methods that integrate quantitative and qualitative data sources to comprehensively assess targeting accuracy. Using China's …
Public Health, Human Capital, and Economic Growth
This paper investigates the long-term impacts of China’s nationwide public health campaigns targeting malaria, measles, and meningitis between the 1960s and 1980s. Exploiting regional variation in precampaign disease prevalence across birth cohorts, we show that these interventions generated sizable improvements in education, cognition, health, and income. As an illustrative case, individuals from high-malaria regions who were fully exposed to th…
When Land Expropriation Increases Income
While land expropriation historically impoverished rural populations in developing countries, we find contrasting evidence from China. Using nationally representative panel data and a generalised difference-in-differences approach, we show that expropriation increases household total net income by 8.7%, with larger long-term effects. Non-farm income rises by 16.5%, with salary income increasing by 40.5% as households shift to higher-productivity …
Fintech agglomeration and urban labor markets
The Governor’s Gambit
Living on shaky ground
The gambler's fallacy in housing price expectations
China (12 obras) · Economics (9 obras) · Political science (8 obras) · Business (5 obras) · Demographic economics (5 obras) · Geography (5 obras) · Housing Market and Economics (5 obras) · Sociology (5 obras) · China's Socioeconomic Reforms and Governance (4 obras) · Economic growth (4 obras)