Chi-Wei Su
Biographic Data
| ID | 320977 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Chi-Wei Su |
| GIVEN NAMES | Chi-Wei |
| FAMILY NAME | Su |
| SIGNATURE | SU C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Qingdao University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9722-8105 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 69 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 73 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 69 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1983 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
The Green Paradox? Exploring the Impact of Climate Policy Uncertainty on Clean Energy Performance for Sustainable Development
This paper explores whether global climate policy uncertainty (GCPU) impacts clean energy market performance (CE). The bootstrap full‐sample and sub‐sample rolling‐window Granger causality tests are applied to examine the bidirectional time‐varying causal relationship between the two. The results indicate that the impact of GCPU on CE changes over time. In certain periods, higher GCPU is associated with positive responses in the clean energy mark…
Can gold hedge against uncertainty in the cryptocurrency and energy markets
Can artificial intelligence reduce air pollution
Towards Sustainability Under Crude Dynamics: Exploring the Relation Between Oil Price and Sustainable Uncertainty
Understanding the interrelations between oil price (OP) and environmental, social and governance (ESG)‐related uncertainty is critical in formulating effective strategies to advance sustainability goals. This study employs full‐sample and sub‐sample causal relation tests to investigate the complex relationship between OP and the ESG‐related uncertainty index (ESGUI). The empirical findings suggest that OP exerts both positive and negative influen…
How does climate policy uncertainty affect the carbon market
Does Technological Innovation Promote Renewable Energy Investment
Technological innovation ( TI) is conducive to economic growth, but whether it promotes the development of renewable energy remains controversial. This study aims to analyze the interrelation between TI and renewable energy investment ( REI) to see how to promote the coordinated development of TI and REI. By using the bootstrap rolling-window subsample Granger causality test and the sample from January 2010 to July 2022 in China, we find that the…
Is technological innovation a push for trade friction
This study analyses the interrelation between technological innovation (TI) and trade friction (TF) by applying the bootstrap rolling-window full- and subsample Granger causality test from China in a sample from January 2002 to December 2021. Results show that the influence of TI on TF is twofold. On the one hand, TI is a push for TF. This finding is consistent with the ‘income effect’, which postulates that TI leads to more TF by affecting the i…
Is Sustainable Innovation an Impetus to Sustainable Development Goals? Evidence From the EU
Innovations in environmental technology are essential to address sustainability challenges. This study examines the sustainable development goals (SDGs) relationship with environmental technological innovation (ETI) in EU countries during 2000–2022, using a panel bootstrap causality approach. The result indicates bidirectional causality between SDGs and ETI. Furthermore, the findings indicate that SDGs have a causal impact on ETI in Belgium, Denm…
Artificial Intelligence: Intensifying or mitigating unemployment
Chinese eSports Industry's Boom and Recession: Evidence From Bubble Detection Framework
This paper aims to explore whether the development of competitive computer gaming (eSports) industries is sustained in China. In doing so, we apply the Generalized Supremum Augmented Dickey-Fuller (GSADF) method to investigate when the bubbles originated and crashed in the Chinese eSports market from 2014 to 2021. Utilizing the data of the Chinese Electronic Sports Thematic Index (CESI), the empirical outcomes show that the Chinese eSports indust…
Green credit and PM 2.5: A time-varying perspective of China
The causal link between green credit (GC) and particulate matter 2.5 (PM2.5) is discussed this paper for the case of China using the bootstrap rolling-window Granger causality test. The fresh empirical results show that GC had both positive and negative influences on PM2.5 in two separate sub-sample periods. In turn, PM2.5 positively and consistently affected GC in two sub-sample periods. In addition, time periods without causalities were also fo…
The Nexus Between Air Pollution and Outward Foreign Direct Investment
This study examines the causal relationship between air pollution ( AP) and outward foreign direct investment ( OFDI) in China by applying the bootstrap rolling-window full- and subsample Granger causality test in a sample from 2013 to 2022. We find that AP negatively influenced OFDI in 2016, while this influence became positive at the end of 2019. The results confirm the coexistence of the pollution haven hypothesis, factor endowment hypothesis,…
Does global supply chain pressure motivate the gold market
Analyzing the gold market through a new perspective is crucial to forming a rational investment arrangement. This investigation utilizes the bootstrap full- and sub-sample techniques to probe the correlation between global supply chain pressure (GSCP) and the gold price (GP), further evidence of whether global supply chain pressure could motivate the gold market. The conclusions suggest that GSCP has positive and negative effects on GP. The posit…
What threatens stock market returns under the Covid-19 crisis in China: The pandemic itself or the media hype around it
The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic received widespread media attention, and global financial markets reacted strongly to the pandemic shocks. It is, therefore, worthwhile to detect the influence of media hype about COVID-19 and the pandemic index on stock market price returns. Utilising a newly developed non-linear ARDL model, our empirical outcomes show that the direct effect of the COVID-19 pandemic index on sectoral stock market returns is …
Can the green bond market enter a new era under the fluctuation of oil price
This paper investigates how oil price (OP) influences the prospects of green bonds by utilising the quantile-onquantile (QQ) method and researching the interactions between OP and green bond index (GBI) from 2011:M1 to 2021:M11. We find that impacts from OP on the GBI are positive in the short run. The positive effects indicate that high OP can promote the development of the green bond market, indicating that green bonds can be considered an asse…
Is presidential popularity a threat or encouragement for investors
The economic situation of the post-epidemic is facing huge downward risks, and the government actively introduces stimulus measures to improve the current economic situation. In this crisis, the president's role in asset price gradually deepened. Hence, we utilise a wavelet-based quantile-on-quantile approach to uncover the complex and unstable relationships between presidential popularity and the currency performance of asset price. We find the …
How consumer confidence is reshaping the outbound tourism expenditure in China? A lesson for strategy makers
Tourism is a rapidly rising sector that contributes significantly to economies. In this paper, we apply a bootstrap full-sample causality test, parameter stability test, and quantile-on-quantile approach test so as to examine the relationship between consumer confidence index (CCI) and outward tourism expenditure (OTE) for the period between 1998:Q1 to 2021:Q4. The results of the findings reflect that CCI tends to exert a positive impact on the O…
Is renewable energy a path towards sustainable development
In the process of global environmental governance, renewable energy (RE) has been the focus of government attention as an effective avenue to enhance environmental sustainability. Hence, this paper utilises the rolling‐window Granger causality test to probe the connection between RE and sustainable development (SD) and further probe whether RE can be a solution to reduce air pollution and boost ecological sustainability. The results reveal that R…
Can Fintech development pave the way for a transition towards low-carbon economy: A global perspective
Renewable energy and technological innovation: Which one is the winner in promoting net-zero emissions
Exploring the asymmetric impact of economic policy uncertainty on China's carbon emissions trading market price: Do different types of uncertainty matter
Time and frequency domain connectedness analysis of the energy transformation under climate policy
The Impact of Medical and Health Fiscal Expenditures on Pharmaceutical Industry Stock Index in China
This paper investigates the relationship between fiscal expenditure on health care ( FE ) and the pharmaceutical industry stock index ( SP ) by using full-sample and sub-sample rolling-window bootstrap causality tests. It can be observed that there is both a positive and negative relationship between FE and SP . FE will promote the rise of the pharmaceutical stock market, which proves the Keynesian theory, while the result that FE negatively affe…
Do financial and non-financial stocks hedge against lockdown in Covid-19? An event study analysis
The novel Covid-19 virus has changed the dynamics of ‘flight to safety’ investment for various economies. Thus, the hedging ability of the stocks must be revisited in the scenario of this pandemic. For this purpose, specifically understanding the importance of a semi-strong form of an efficient market hypothesis is important. This was to observe the speed at which the markets react to the news announcement, and how rapidly they absorb new informa…
Military industry bubbles: Are they crowding out utility investments
The rapid growth in defence expenditure in China raises the concern that investments in the defence sector crowd out investments in social sectors, i.e., the ‘guns for butter’ argument. This article resorts to the bubble testing method to study the trade-off between defence and utilities sectors in the Chinese capital market. Based upon the generalized sup Augmented Dickey-Fuller (GSADF) test, this paper captures and date stampings explosive beha…
Is urbanization narrowing the urban-rural income gap? A cross-regional study of China
Is technological innovation a driver of renewable energy
Is Sustainable Innovation an Impetus to Sustainable Development Goals? Evidence From the EU
Innovations in environmental technology are essential to address sustainability challenges. This study examines the sustainable development goals (SDGs) relationship with environmental technological innovation (ETI) in EU countries during 2000–2022, using a panel bootstrap causality approach. The result indicates bidirectional causality between SDGs and ETI. Furthermore, the findings indicate that SDGs have a causal impact on ETI in Belgium, Denm…
Does technological innovation bring destruction or creation to the labor market
Is economic growth improving urbanisation? A cross-regional study of China
This study applies a bootstrap panel Granger causality test to determine the relationship between urbanisation and economic growth for China. We find that the patterns of interaction between urbanisation and economic growth vary across different regions. The empirical results show that in urbanisation of the northern coastal region and most of the inland region Granger causes economic growth, whereas economic growth does not have a significant ef…
Is renewable energy a path towards sustainable development
In the process of global environmental governance, renewable energy (RE) has been the focus of government attention as an effective avenue to enhance environmental sustainability. Hence, this paper utilises the rolling‐window Granger causality test to probe the connection between RE and sustainable development (SD) and further probe whether RE can be a solution to reduce air pollution and boost ecological sustainability. The results reveal that R…
Does Remittance Outflow Stimulate or Retard Economic Growth
This article evaluates the association between remittance outflow (RMO) and economic growth in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries. The results of this evaluation indicate that RMO Granger creates gross domestic product (GDP) per capita in three countries, namely, Bahrain, Oman and Saudi Arabia. Similarly, the results for causality from GDP per capita to RMO are significant for four countries, namely, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, and Saudi Ar…
Have housing prices contributed to regional imbalances in urban–rural income gap in China
Does money supply growth drive housing boom in China? A wavelet-based analysis
Is financial development narrowing the urban–rural income gap? A cross‐regional study of China
Why do People Get Married? An Inframarginal Perspective
Chinese eSports Industry's Boom and Recession: Evidence From Bubble Detection Framework
This paper aims to explore whether the development of competitive computer gaming (eSports) industries is sustained in China. In doing so, we apply the Generalized Supremum Augmented Dickey-Fuller (GSADF) method to investigate when the bubbles originated and crashed in the Chinese eSports market from 2014 to 2021. Utilizing the data of the Chinese Electronic Sports Thematic Index (CESI), the empirical outcomes show that the Chinese eSports indust…
U.S.-China Relations: Soviet Views and Policies
Research Article| May 01 1983 U.S.-China Relations: Soviet Views and Policies Chi Su Chi Su Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Far Eastern Survey (1954) 23 (5): 555–579. https://doi.org/10.2307/2644464 Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Video Audio Supplementary Data Share Icon Share Twitter LinkedIn Tools Icon Tools Get Permissions Cite Icon Cite Search Site Citation Chi Su; U.S.-China Relat…
China and the Soviet Union
Research Article| September 01 1984 China and the Soviet Union Chi Su Chi Su Research Fellow, Center for Science and International Affairs, Harvard University Chi Su is an associate professor of diplomacy at National Cheng-chi University, Taipei, Taiwan. He has published articles in Asian Survey and the Journal of Northeast Asian Studies. Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Current History (1984) 83 (494): 24…
Real Exchange Rate with Nonlinear Threshold Effect
This study applies the threshold autoregressive model proposed by Caner and Hansen (2001) to examine both linearity and stationarity of Germany's real exchange rate vis-à-vis her 5 trading partner countries. Two main conclusions are drawn. Firstly, the empirical results indicate that Germany's real exchange is a nonlinear process. Secondly, a unit root in real exchange rate was rejected for most of the cases under study. This result provides stro…
Is urbanization narrowing the urban-rural income gap? A cross-regional study of China
Is economic growth improving urbanisation? A cross-regional study of China
This study applies a bootstrap panel Granger causality test to determine the relationship between urbanisation and economic growth for China. We find that the patterns of interaction between urbanisation and economic growth vary across different regions. The empirical results show that in urbanisation of the northern coastal region and most of the inland region Granger causes economic growth, whereas economic growth does not have a significant ef…
Why do People Get Married? An Inframarginal Perspective
Is there any relationship between producer price index and consumer price index in the Czech Republic
This article tests the expenditure-switching model in the Czech Republic to inspect the causal link between the Producer Price Index (P.P.I.) and Consumer Price Index (C.P.I.). The results of the co-movement between the P.P.I. and C.P.I. in the period indicate a positive relationship across the chosen period. We notice that in the frequency domain, the two variables have a relationship in higher spectrums (short-term). The results also show that …
Does the Law of One Price hold? A cross-regional study of China
This study considers the price convergence in different regions of China, which is the largest developing country in the world and a country in which the regional difference is much larger between provinces. Whether there is price convergence between regions in one country is an important economic issue according to the Law of One Price (LOP) theory. Compared to previous studies, this article operates with the Sequential Panel Selection Method (S…
Time-varying character for short-term capital flow from the interest rate aspect in China
This study investigates the causal link between short-term capital flow and interest rate differential with the bootstrap Granger full-sample causality and sub-sample rolling-window methods. The empirical results indicate that there is a unidirectional link from interest rate differential to short-term capital flow. However, when considering structural breaks in the above series, the full-sample causality test cannot be relied on. Hence, the time…
Enhance or depress? The effect of trade on active females in the labour market
The objective of this study is to provide evidence for the existence of threshold effects in trade openness, which affects the female labour force participation rate (FLFPR) in Asian countries. The authors employ the proportion of export, import and total trade volume to gross domestic product to denote export and import dependency and trade openness, respectively. The panel threshold regression results indicate that there exists an optimal value…
Does the covered interest rate parity fit for China
This paper aims to investigate whether the covered interest rate parity (C.I.P.) holds or not through examining the dynamic link between nominal interest rate differential (N.I.R.D.) and nominal exchange rate (N.E.R.) in China. With economic transitions and structural changes existing, we find that the C.I.P. condition using full-sample data does not always hold. Consequently, we apply a time-varying rolling-window approach to revisiting the dyna…
Does the purchasing power parity fit for China
This paper aims to assess whether the purchasing power parity (PPP) holds by examining the dynamic link between nominal exchange rate (NER) and relative consumer price (RCP) in China. With economic transitions and structural changes existing, we discover that by using full sample data the PPP does not hold. Consequently, we apply the rolling window causality method in order to reconsider the dynamic causal link, and as a result we observe NER hav…
A revisit on linkage of hot money, money supply and housing prices in China
Does money supply growth drive housing boom in China? A wavelet-based analysis
Is financial development narrowing the urban–rural income gap? A cross‐regional study of China
Does Remittance Outflow Stimulate or Retard Economic Growth
This article evaluates the association between remittance outflow (RMO) and economic growth in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries. The results of this evaluation indicate that RMO Granger creates gross domestic product (GDP) per capita in three countries, namely, Bahrain, Oman and Saudi Arabia. Similarly, the results for causality from GDP per capita to RMO are significant for four countries, namely, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, and Saudi Ar…
Financial implications of fourth industrial revolution: Can bitcoin improve prospects of energy investment
Can Bitcoin hedge the risks of geopolitical events
Do Bubble Behaviors Exist in Chinese Film Stocks
This article investigates bubbles in the Chinese film industry to reveal the industry’s boom and bust process that influences employment, citizen’s livelihoods, and even economic growth. We adopt the film stock index to reflect the industry’s trajectory and employ the generalized and backward sup augmented Dickey–Fuller tests to detect bubble periods. Empirical results indicate that there are three positive bubbles in 2007, 2013, and 2015, indica…
Urbanization and carbon emission: Causality evidence from the new industrialized economies
Do house prices squeeze marriages in China
This study reviews the threshold effect of house prices (HPs) on marriage (MR) in China by utilizing a panel threshold regression. The findings indicate that HPs have a positive impact on MR when the price is below the threshold value. Homeownership is an extremely important factor in MR in China, and MR without housing is considered incomplete. However, HPs have a negative effect on MR when the price is higher than the threshold value. Unemploym…
Does political conflict affect bilateral trade or vice versa? Evidence from Sino-U.S. relations
This paper investigates the dynamic causal relationship between Sino-U.S. political conflict and bilateral trade using a time-varying (bootstrap) Granger full-sample causality test and sub-sample rolling window estimation. The result indicates that Sino-U.S. political conflict and bilateral trade may interact in various ways. Bilateral trade has both positive and negative effects on political conflict in several sub-phases, and in turn, political…
Does bilateral political relations affect foreign direct investment
This article employs the bootstrap Granger full-sample and sub-sample rolling window estimation to explore the time-varying property between bilateral political relations and foreign direct investment based on Sino-Japanese relations. The result identifies a one-way causal nexus running from bilateral political relations to foreign direct investment. Bilateral political relations have both positive and negative influences on foreign direct invest…
Is the status of gold threatened by Bitcoin
This paper evinces the ability of gold to avoid risks during periods with great fluctuations in the Bitcoin market. We apply bootstrap full- and subsample rolling-window Granger causality tests to explore the causal relationship between Bitcoin price (BCP) and gold price (GP). The empirical results show that an increase in BCP can cause GP to decrease, indicating that the prosperity of the Bitcoin market undermines the hedging ability of gold. Ho…
The inevitable role of El Niño: A fresh insight into the oil market
This paper explores the time-varying interaction between El Niño phenomenon and the oil market by applying the wavelet analysis. Few studies have explored the time-varying interrelationship between El Niño phenomenon and oil price (also the prices of petroleum products) by considering the time and frequency domains, and this paper will fill the above gaps. The empirical results reveal that El Niño index (NINO) which reflects the strength of El Ni…
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