Yuanshuo Xu
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3719918 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Yuanshuo Xu |
| NOMBRES | Yuanshuo |
| APELLIDO | Xu |
| FIRMA | XU Y |
| AFILIACIONES | Zhejiang University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1305-8730 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 17 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 61 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2015 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Toward inclusive city-regions
Using Large Language Models to Assess Equity in U.S. Local Government American Rescue Plans
Do inter-governmental activities affect collaborative technological innovation? Evidence from Yangtze River Delta in China
Maintaining redistribution despite austerity
Neither fiscal federalism nor austerity theory adequately explain shifts in US local government expenditure after the Great Recession. We assess spatial differences in local government expenditure composition using finance data for all local governments in the USA from 2007 to 2017. Overall, there was considerable stability in local expenditure patterns, despite pressures generated by the Great Recession. State decentralization, state aid, politi…
Housing system resilience
Rethinking the development of “left-behind” places through regional cooperation
Drivers of local government borrowing in China
Governing regional inequality through regional cooperation? A case study of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay area
Carbon reduction of urban form strategies
Fiscal Federalism, Arpa, and the Politics of Repair
The American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) represents a politics of repair for American Federalism. The unprecedented size, scope, and timeliness of ARPA enable local governments to address some of the structural inequities laid bare by the pandemic. U.S. Federalism was broken before the pandemic, with states exerting a triangle of pressures that created a tightening vice on local government through revenue restrictions, downloading expenditure responsi…
Does regional cooperation constrain urban sprawl? Evidence from the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area
Can Environmental Regulation Promote Green Innovation and Productivity? The Moderating Role of Government Interventions in Urban China
Can environmental regulation promote green innovation and the productivity of cities? The "Compliance Cost" (CC) perspective and the "Porter Hypothesis" (PH) offer contrasting views, whereas the existing empirical results are inconclusive. This paper aims to highlight the roles of multifaceted government interventions, including government-to-firm subsidies, tax levies on firms, and environmental infrastructure provisions, in moderating environme…
Crowding Out Development
Since the onset of the Great Recession, austerity has become more common at the national and local levels throughout the OECD. As states pass expenditure responsibilities down to the local level, this causes a shift toward mandatory spending at the local level which may undermine discretionary spending for social and physical infrastructure. We use Census of Government Finance data from 2012 for all county areas in the continental US to model the…
Productivity divergence
What factors explain the divergence between returns to labour and overall productivity across US counties? We model the role of power at the subnational state level: Republican partisan control, corporate lobbying (measured by ALEC-sponsored bills) and labour power (unionisation). We find where state policy is captured by corporate interests, this undermines inclusive growth. Our hierarchical models use 2012 data for county areas in the continent…
What Explains Differences in Availability of Community Health-Related Services for Seniors in the United States
Policies promoting planning for aging and elder involvement in the planning process have the greatest impact on the level of community health-related services for seniors
Does devolution crowd out development? A spatial analysis of US local government fiscal effort
Devolution to the subnational state and local level has increased reliance on locally raised revenue to provide basic social, infrastructural, and economic development services. We conduct multilevel regression models of local government fiscal effort (locally raised revenue normalized by population and income) of all county areas in the continental United States for the period 2002-2007. Spatial regression and geographically weighted regression …
Understanding employment growth in the recession
We conduct an employment growth model of all US county areas for the mild recession after 9/11 and the Great Recession. We find employment growth is positively related to educational attainment and state centralisation of fiscal responsibility and negatively related to manufacturing employment. We use Geographically Weighted Regression to explore the spatial diversity of responses and find neither theories of the developmental state nor austerity…
Does devolution crowd out development? A spatial analysis of US local government fiscal effort
Devolution to the subnational state and local level has increased reliance on locally raised revenue to provide basic social, infrastructural, and economic development services. We conduct multilevel regression models of local government fiscal effort (locally raised revenue normalized by population and income) of all county areas in the continental United States for the period 2002-2007. Spatial regression and geographically weighted regression …
Understanding employment growth in the recession
We conduct an employment growth model of all US county areas for the mild recession after 9/11 and the Great Recession. We find employment growth is positively related to educational attainment and state centralisation of fiscal responsibility and negatively related to manufacturing employment. We use Geographically Weighted Regression to explore the spatial diversity of responses and find neither theories of the developmental state nor austerity…
Fiscal Federalism, Arpa, and the Politics of Repair
The American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) represents a politics of repair for American Federalism. The unprecedented size, scope, and timeliness of ARPA enable local governments to address some of the structural inequities laid bare by the pandemic. U.S. Federalism was broken before the pandemic, with states exerting a triangle of pressures that created a tightening vice on local government through revenue restrictions, downloading expenditure responsi…
Crowding Out Development
Since the onset of the Great Recession, austerity has become more common at the national and local levels throughout the OECD. As states pass expenditure responsibilities down to the local level, this causes a shift toward mandatory spending at the local level which may undermine discretionary spending for social and physical infrastructure. We use Census of Government Finance data from 2012 for all county areas in the continental US to model the…
Productivity divergence
What factors explain the divergence between returns to labour and overall productivity across US counties? We model the role of power at the subnational state level: Republican partisan control, corporate lobbying (measured by ALEC-sponsored bills) and labour power (unionisation). We find where state policy is captured by corporate interests, this undermines inclusive growth. Our hierarchical models use 2012 data for county areas in the continent…
What Explains Differences in Availability of Community Health-Related Services for Seniors in the United States
Policies promoting planning for aging and elder involvement in the planning process have the greatest impact on the level of community health-related services for seniors
Housing system resilience
Rethinking the development of “left-behind” places through regional cooperation
Carbon reduction of urban form strategies
Understanding employment growth in the recession
We conduct an employment growth model of all US county areas for the mild recession after 9/11 and the Great Recession. We find employment growth is positively related to educational attainment and state centralisation of fiscal responsibility and negatively related to manufacturing employment. We use Geographically Weighted Regression to explore the spatial diversity of responses and find neither theories of the developmental state nor austerity…
What Explains Differences in Availability of Community Health-Related Services for Seniors in the United States
Policies promoting planning for aging and elder involvement in the planning process have the greatest impact on the level of community health-related services for seniors
Does devolution crowd out development? A spatial analysis of US local government fiscal effort
Devolution to the subnational state and local level has increased reliance on locally raised revenue to provide basic social, infrastructural, and economic development services. We conduct multilevel regression models of local government fiscal effort (locally raised revenue normalized by population and income) of all county areas in the continental United States for the period 2002-2007. Spatial regression and geographically weighted regression …
Productivity divergence
What factors explain the divergence between returns to labour and overall productivity across US counties? We model the role of power at the subnational state level: Republican partisan control, corporate lobbying (measured by ALEC-sponsored bills) and labour power (unionisation). We find where state policy is captured by corporate interests, this undermines inclusive growth. Our hierarchical models use 2012 data for county areas in the continent…
Can Environmental Regulation Promote Green Innovation and Productivity? The Moderating Role of Government Interventions in Urban China
Can environmental regulation promote green innovation and the productivity of cities? The "Compliance Cost" (CC) perspective and the "Porter Hypothesis" (PH) offer contrasting views, whereas the existing empirical results are inconclusive. This paper aims to highlight the roles of multifaceted government interventions, including government-to-firm subsidies, tax levies on firms, and environmental infrastructure provisions, in moderating environme…
Crowding Out Development
Since the onset of the Great Recession, austerity has become more common at the national and local levels throughout the OECD. As states pass expenditure responsibilities down to the local level, this causes a shift toward mandatory spending at the local level which may undermine discretionary spending for social and physical infrastructure. We use Census of Government Finance data from 2012 for all county areas in the continental US to model the…
Does regional cooperation constrain urban sprawl? Evidence from the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area
Drivers of local government borrowing in China
Governing regional inequality through regional cooperation? A case study of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay area
Carbon reduction of urban form strategies
Fiscal Federalism, Arpa, and the Politics of Repair
The American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) represents a politics of repair for American Federalism. The unprecedented size, scope, and timeliness of ARPA enable local governments to address some of the structural inequities laid bare by the pandemic. U.S. Federalism was broken before the pandemic, with states exerting a triangle of pressures that created a tightening vice on local government through revenue restrictions, downloading expenditure responsi…
Housing system resilience
Rethinking the development of “left-behind” places through regional cooperation
Toward inclusive city-regions
Using Large Language Models to Assess Equity in U.S. Local Government American Rescue Plans
Do inter-governmental activities affect collaborative technological innovation? Evidence from Yangtze River Delta in China
Maintaining redistribution despite austerity
Neither fiscal federalism nor austerity theory adequately explain shifts in US local government expenditure after the Great Recession. We assess spatial differences in local government expenditure composition using finance data for all local governments in the USA from 2007 to 2017. Overall, there was considerable stability in local expenditure patterns, despite pressures generated by the Great Recession. State decentralization, state aid, politi…
Economics (9 obras) · Geography (9 obras) · Political science (8 obras) · China (6 obras) · Economic geography (6 obras) · Fiscal Policy and Economic Growth (6 obras) · Local Government Finance and Decentralization (6 obras) · Decentralization (5 obras) · Local government (5 obras) · Economic growth (4 obras)