Mingzhi Hu
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4157208 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Mingzhi Hu |
| PRENOMES | Mingzhi |
| SOBRENOME | Hu |
| ASSINATURA | HU M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Zhejiang University of Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5377-5278 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 34 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 26 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 34 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2019 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Land supply for public housing, commercial housing prices and migrants’ intention to stay
This study investigates the nexus among land allocation for public housing, commercial housing prices and the intention of migrants to reside in their host cities. The literature highlights two contrasting effects of land supply for public housing on commercial housing prices: a positive crowding-out effect and a negative substitution effect. This study contributes to the literature by proposing a theoretical framework that considers the dynamics…
Empowering women through digitalization
This study investigates how the digital economy influences gender disparities in labor market participation using city-level digital economy data and the China Labor-force Dynamic Survey (CLDS). Our findings demonstrate that the digital economy significantly narrows the gender gap in labor market participation, primarily through increasing female labor force participation. The mechanism analysis reveals that the digital economy facilitates this r…
Public Service Accessibility and Political Participation Among Renters
Drawing on the well-established civic voluntarism model (CVM) in political participation research, this study explores how the political participation of renters may reasonably respond to the changes in access to public services. With a quasi-experimental research design based on a homeowner-renter equal rights reform in urban China in which renters are given equal rights to public services as homeowners, this paper provides fresh insights into t…
Over-financialization and green innovation
Although prior research has explored the impact of financialization on innovation, the effects of over-financialization on green innovation remain underexamined. Using data from Chinese listed enterprises between 2007 and 2022, this study examines the effects of over-financialization and digitalization on green innovation. The findings indicate a negative relationship between over-financialization and green innovation, which aligns with theories …
Home is where the house is
Influence of digitalisation on ESG outcomes and its performance across ownership structures
Research background: In the context of increasing global emphasis on sustainability, understanding the factors influencing environmental, social and governance (ESG) performance is critical. Whilst state-owned enterprises (SOEs) typically face greater regulatory scrutiny than privately owned enterprises (POEs), the impact of ownership structure on ESG outcomes remains underexplored. Purpose of the article: This study aims to assess how state owne…
Pandemic transmission forecasting
Numerous mathematical models use various predictors and modeling approaches to forecast pandemics; however, given the diversity of these models, it remains unclear which type offers the most advantage. This study aimed to systematically evaluate the accuracy of models that incorporate natural, social, and pollution-related environmental factors to predict COVID-19 transmission, and to explore the potential role of predictive models in managing fu…
Temperature and housing affordability
Working to maintain homeownership
Family migration in Chinese superstar cities
Does Rural-to-Urban Migration Necessarily Lead to Happiness? The Role of Homeownership
From entrepreneur to social sharer
Inclusive urban renewal
Entrepreneurship and local citizenship identification among migrants
Institutional Fragility and Entrepreneurial Activities
Extensive research has shown that transition economies often experience internal friction, conflicts, and institutional fragility when different institutional dimensions evolve at an uneven pace. However, limited knowledge exists regarding how institutional fragility specifically affects entrepreneurial activities. This study develops a theoretical framework that integrates institutional theory and public choice theory to examine the impact of in…
Extended Maternity Leave and Female Labour Supply
Maternity leave for women has been substantially extended in China since the 2016 maternity leave reform, but maternity leave length varies greatly across regions. On the one hand, women are more likely to engage in employment due to extended maternity leave. On the other hand, extended maternity leave can increase the discrimination against women in the labour market and force them to enter into entrepreneurship. Exploiting the 2016 maternity le…
Broadband Infrastructure and Happiness of Rural Households in China
Unveiling the impact of housing debt on entrepreneurship
Despite extensive research on the impact of various factors on entrepreneurship, the role of housing debt remains underexplored, particularly in emerging economies. Using data from the China Household Finance Survey (CHFS), this study identifies a significant negative effect of housing debt on entrepreneurship after controlling for a comprehensive set of individual and household characteristics, as well as regional and year fixed effects. To delv…
Homeownership and fertility intentions among migrant population in urban China
This study examines how homeownership is associated with fertility intentions among migrant population in urban China. Using data from the 2017 China Migrants Dynamic Survey, after controlling for a wide range of household demographical and socioeconomic characteristics and city fixed effects, we find that homeowners are on average 1.12 percentage points more likely to desire future children than renters. The estimated homeownership effect has on…
Land financialization and gentrification
Does corporate digitalization improve disclosure quality
Purpose This study investigates the potential association between corporate digitization and disclosure quality, and how this relationship is moderated by non-state ownership and institutional environment. Design/methodology/approach Drawing on signaling theory and factors that affect disclosure quality, the authors developed a framework to study how corporate digitization is associated with disclosure quality. The proposed framework was empirica…
Does the development of smart cities help protect the environment
Smart city is a recent concept that has progressed considerably. However, studies on changes induced by smart city development have been lacking. To date, the association of environmental pollution with smart city construction is purely hypothetical without any direct evidence. Effect of smart city construction on environmental pollution is innovatively examined in this study by exploiting the smart city project in China as an exogenous change in…
Digital economy and settlement intention of migrants in urban China
Rural Land Transfer and Urban Settlement Intentions of Rural Migrants
Using data from the China Migrants Dynamic Survey, this paper provides new evidence on the impact of rural land transfer on urban settlement intentions of rural migrants. There was a rural land system reform in rural China that provided increased compensation for rural land expropriation and allowed the transaction of collective construction land for business purposes. We determine an increase in urban settlement intentions of rural migrants foll…
The future-time reference of home-country language and immigrant self-employment
Homeownership and household formation
Airport noise and house prices
Land financialization and gentrification
Does corporate digitalization improve disclosure quality
Purpose This study investigates the potential association between corporate digitization and disclosure quality, and how this relationship is moderated by non-state ownership and institutional environment. Design/methodology/approach Drawing on signaling theory and factors that affect disclosure quality, the authors developed a framework to study how corporate digitization is associated with disclosure quality. The proposed framework was empirica…
The paradox of housing demolition and life satisfaction
Family migration in Chinese superstar cities
Entrepreneurship and local citizenship identification among migrants
Homeownership and fertility intentions among migrant population in urban China
This study examines how homeownership is associated with fertility intentions among migrant population in urban China. Using data from the 2017 China Migrants Dynamic Survey, after controlling for a wide range of household demographical and socioeconomic characteristics and city fixed effects, we find that homeowners are on average 1.12 percentage points more likely to desire future children than renters. The estimated homeownership effect has on…
What types of homeowners are more likely to be entrepreneurs? The evidence from China
Homeownership and household formation
Airport noise and house prices
The Burden of Social Connectedness
Too educated to be married? An investigation into the relationship between education and marriage in China
Human capital theory suggests that investment in education may generate marriage market returns. However, high expectations for potential marital partners by highly educated individuals, coupled with the huge cost of marriage driven by soaring housing prices in China, may discourage marriage intentions of highly educated people. Using the data from the China Family Panel Studies survey, we found that individuals with college education and above o…
Housing Security and Settlement Intentions of Migrants in Urban China
A huge gap remains in the urbanization rate between China and developed countries, although China has experienced a rapid growth in urbanization rate over the last decade. Critical to the future growth of urbanization is how to increase the settlement intentions of migrants. This study uses land supply for security housing as an exogeneous shock to the supply of security housing in the near future to explore how housing security is associated wit…
Rental housing types and subjective wellbeing
The paradox of housing demolition and life satisfaction
Does the development of smart cities help protect the environment
Smart city is a recent concept that has progressed considerably. However, studies on changes induced by smart city development have been lacking. To date, the association of environmental pollution with smart city construction is purely hypothetical without any direct evidence. Effect of smart city construction on environmental pollution is innovatively examined in this study by exploiting the smart city project in China as an exogenous change in…
Digital economy and settlement intention of migrants in urban China
Rural Land Transfer and Urban Settlement Intentions of Rural Migrants
Using data from the China Migrants Dynamic Survey, this paper provides new evidence on the impact of rural land transfer on urban settlement intentions of rural migrants. There was a rural land system reform in rural China that provided increased compensation for rural land expropriation and allowed the transaction of collective construction land for business purposes. We determine an increase in urban settlement intentions of rural migrants foll…
The future-time reference of home-country language and immigrant self-employment
Housing demolition and labour force participation
Existing research suggests that housing demolition negatively affects labour supply through the wealth effect of the demolition compensation. However, there is limited research on the gender differences in the impact of housing demolition on labour force participation. This study investigates the effects of housing demolition on labour force participation, with a specific focus on the gender difference. Using data from the Chinese Family Panel St…
Broadband Infrastructure and Happiness of Rural Households in China
Unveiling the impact of housing debt on entrepreneurship
Despite extensive research on the impact of various factors on entrepreneurship, the role of housing debt remains underexplored, particularly in emerging economies. Using data from the China Household Finance Survey (CHFS), this study identifies a significant negative effect of housing debt on entrepreneurship after controlling for a comprehensive set of individual and household characteristics, as well as regional and year fixed effects. To delv…
Homeownership and fertility intentions among migrant population in urban China
This study examines how homeownership is associated with fertility intentions among migrant population in urban China. Using data from the 2017 China Migrants Dynamic Survey, after controlling for a wide range of household demographical and socioeconomic characteristics and city fixed effects, we find that homeowners are on average 1.12 percentage points more likely to desire future children than renters. The estimated homeownership effect has on…
Land financialization and gentrification
Does corporate digitalization improve disclosure quality
Purpose This study investigates the potential association between corporate digitization and disclosure quality, and how this relationship is moderated by non-state ownership and institutional environment. Design/methodology/approach Drawing on signaling theory and factors that affect disclosure quality, the authors developed a framework to study how corporate digitization is associated with disclosure quality. The proposed framework was empirica…
Over-financialization and green innovation
Although prior research has explored the impact of financialization on innovation, the effects of over-financialization on green innovation remain underexamined. Using data from Chinese listed enterprises between 2007 and 2022, this study examines the effects of over-financialization and digitalization on green innovation. The findings indicate a negative relationship between over-financialization and green innovation, which aligns with theories …
Home is where the house is
Influence of digitalisation on ESG outcomes and its performance across ownership structures
Research background: In the context of increasing global emphasis on sustainability, understanding the factors influencing environmental, social and governance (ESG) performance is critical. Whilst state-owned enterprises (SOEs) typically face greater regulatory scrutiny than privately owned enterprises (POEs), the impact of ownership structure on ESG outcomes remains underexplored. Purpose of the article: This study aims to assess how state owne…
Pandemic transmission forecasting
Numerous mathematical models use various predictors and modeling approaches to forecast pandemics; however, given the diversity of these models, it remains unclear which type offers the most advantage. This study aimed to systematically evaluate the accuracy of models that incorporate natural, social, and pollution-related environmental factors to predict COVID-19 transmission, and to explore the potential role of predictive models in managing fu…
Temperature and housing affordability
Working to maintain homeownership
Family migration in Chinese superstar cities
Economics (24 obras) · China (19 obras) · Business (16 obras) · Demographic economics (16 obras) · Geography (13 obras) · Political science (13 obras) · Economic growth (9 obras) · Economic geography (8 obras) · Housing Market and Economics (8 obras) · Labour economics (8 obras)