Qiushi Wang
Biographic Data
| ID | 4157211 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Qiushi Wang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Qiushi |
| FAMILY NAME | Wang |
| SIGNATURE | WANG Q |
| AFFILIATIONS | Sun Yat-sen University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5196-5011 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 34 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Does Transparency Mitigate the Impact of Corruption on Government Fiscal Performance? Evidence from Chinese Municipalities
Existing literature emphasizes the importance of fiscal transparency in good governance, but the underlying mechanisms between fiscal transparency, corruption, and performance remain unclear. Drawing on principal-agent and rent-seeking theories, and using a panel of 281 municipalities, this study finds that fiscal transparency moderates the negative relationship between corruption and government fiscal performance, and exhibits a U-shaped relatio…
Transparency and citizen satisfaction
This study is the first meta-analysis to synthesize empirical evidence on the transparency-satisfaction nexus. Based on 143 effects from 54 primary studies, we find that transparency has a modest positive effect on citizen satisfaction. The meta-regression results further indicate that the impact of transparency on citizen satisfaction is moderated by the categorization of key concepts, policy areas, research settings, and study characteristics. …
Keep older workers’ passion
State Budgetary Outcomes
The personal background and traits of top organizational leaders matter for organizational strategies, policymaking, and outcomes. Drawing on upper echelons theory, imprinting theory, and scholarship on managerial decision‐making and the transferability of private‐sector management approaches to the public sector, this study examines the relationship between US governors' top business experience and budgetary outcomes. Competing hypotheses are pr…
Stepping forward or hiding
Purpose This research investigates how influencer streamers' strategies, which combine their responses to backward-looking and forward-looking responsibility, repair consumers' cognitive trust (CT) and affective trust (AT) damaged by product failures in live streaming commerce. It also examines the mediating role of consumer forgiveness and the moderating role of consumers' perceived parasocial interaction with influencer streamers. Design/method…
Government emergency budgeting and disaster impact
Emergency budgets have become indispensable fiscal tools for governments around the world to cope with disasters, but how governments determine the size of emergency budgets and to what extent such budgets are effective remain unclear. Drawing on organizational learning theory and using data collected from 30 provinces in China, we conduct a series of panel regression analysis and robustness checks to investigate the determinants and impact of em…
Can Sunlight Disperse Mistrust? A Meta-Analysis of the Effect of Transparency on Citizens’ Trust in Government
Transparency has often been hailed as a golden tool to bolster citizens’ trust in government and improve public governance. However, there is a considerable disparity in theoretical reasoning and empirical findings. Through a meta-analysis of 49 studies with 436 effect sizes, this study provides novel perspectives for understanding the effect of transparency on citizens’ trust in government. To test these mechanisms, we draw on various social sci…
Non-disclosed men who have sex with men within local MSM HIV-1 genetic transmission networks in Guangyuan, China
Background: Most men who have sex with men (MSM), especially those with HIV infection, do not disclose their same-sex behaviors in China due to Chinese family values and fear of stigmatization, rejection, or prejudice. However, disclosure of same-sex behaviors to healthcare providers (HCPs) can be beneficial for reducing viral transmission and promoting their physical and mental health. In this study, by combining phylogenetic analysis with tradi…
A deep learning-based model for detecting depression in senior population
This study provides a new method for rapid identification and diagnosis of depression utilizing deep learning technology. Vocal biomarkers extracted from raw speech signals have high potential for the early diagnosis of depression in older adults
Chine
Research centers The Chinese Association for Language and Semiotic Studies (Soochow University, http://sfl.suda.edu.cn/chinasemiotics/list.htm) International Institute of Semiotic Studies (Nanjing Normal University, http://www.nnuiiss.com) Semiotics and Media Research Institute (Sichuan University, http://www.semiotics.net.cn) Research Center for Linguistic Semiotics (Tianjin Foreign Studies University, http://yyfh.tjfsu.edu.cn) Semiotics Researc…
Geographic location, development of higher education and donations to Chinese non-public foundations
In recent years, Chinese non-public foundations have grown at an unprecedented rate, but research on charitable donations to these organizations is scarce. Building on nonprofit literature and borrowing from resource dependence, neo-institutionalism and interdependence theories, we seek to disentangle the distinctive donation pattern in Chinese non-public foundations by focusing on geographic location and higher education. To test the hypotheses,…
Political Embeddedness of Public Pension Governance
State governments are frequently said to manipulate the discount rate assumption to make pension funding look better, reduce employers' and employees' pension contributions, or relieve fiscal stress. Building a model from the political embeddedness perspective and applying an event history analysis to the 81 largest state‐administered pension plans in the United States, the authors found that more politically embedded pension boards were actually…
State budget periodicity and general expenditure volatility
This article aims to examine empirically the relationship between budget periodicity and expenditure volatility in state governments. Using a large panel dataset for fifty states over the years 1960-2012, after controlling for institutional, economic, and political factors, we find general expenditure of biennial states has been significantly less volatile than that of annual states. The finding suggests that a choice between annual and biennial …
The treatment of rheumatoid arthritis using Chinese medicinal plants
An Empirical Analysis of State and Local Public Pension Plan Funded Ratio Change, 2001-2009
Between 2001 and 2009, all public pension plans suffered losses and saw a drop in their funded ratios. However, some plans saw a much smaller decline than others. In this study, we explore why the ratios fared so differently during this tumultuous period for pension plans. By examining the changes in funded ratio for 84 large public pension plans, we find that the differences can be mostly attributed to variations in annualized investment return …
Can Sunlight Disperse Mistrust? A Meta-Analysis of the Effect of Transparency on Citizens’ Trust in Government
Transparency has often been hailed as a golden tool to bolster citizens’ trust in government and improve public governance. However, there is a considerable disparity in theoretical reasoning and empirical findings. Through a meta-analysis of 49 studies with 436 effect sizes, this study provides novel perspectives for understanding the effect of transparency on citizens’ trust in government. To test these mechanisms, we draw on various social sci…
Geographic location, development of higher education and donations to Chinese non-public foundations
In recent years, Chinese non-public foundations have grown at an unprecedented rate, but research on charitable donations to these organizations is scarce. Building on nonprofit literature and borrowing from resource dependence, neo-institutionalism and interdependence theories, we seek to disentangle the distinctive donation pattern in Chinese non-public foundations by focusing on geographic location and higher education. To test the hypotheses,…
An Empirical Analysis of State and Local Public Pension Plan Funded Ratio Change, 2001-2009
Between 2001 and 2009, all public pension plans suffered losses and saw a drop in their funded ratios. However, some plans saw a much smaller decline than others. In this study, we explore why the ratios fared so differently during this tumultuous period for pension plans. By examining the changes in funded ratio for 84 large public pension plans, we find that the differences can be mostly attributed to variations in annualized investment return …
An Empirical Analysis of State and Local Public Pension Plan Funded Ratio Change, 2001-2009
Between 2001 and 2009, all public pension plans suffered losses and saw a drop in their funded ratios. However, some plans saw a much smaller decline than others. In this study, we explore why the ratios fared so differently during this tumultuous period for pension plans. By examining the changes in funded ratio for 84 large public pension plans, we find that the differences can be mostly attributed to variations in annualized investment return …
State budget periodicity and general expenditure volatility
This article aims to examine empirically the relationship between budget periodicity and expenditure volatility in state governments. Using a large panel dataset for fifty states over the years 1960-2012, after controlling for institutional, economic, and political factors, we find general expenditure of biennial states has been significantly less volatile than that of annual states. The finding suggests that a choice between annual and biennial …
The treatment of rheumatoid arthritis using Chinese medicinal plants
Political Embeddedness of Public Pension Governance
State governments are frequently said to manipulate the discount rate assumption to make pension funding look better, reduce employers' and employees' pension contributions, or relieve fiscal stress. Building a model from the political embeddedness perspective and applying an event history analysis to the 81 largest state‐administered pension plans in the United States, the authors found that more politically embedded pension boards were actually…
Chine
Research centers The Chinese Association for Language and Semiotic Studies (Soochow University, http://sfl.suda.edu.cn/chinasemiotics/list.htm) International Institute of Semiotic Studies (Nanjing Normal University, http://www.nnuiiss.com) Semiotics and Media Research Institute (Sichuan University, http://www.semiotics.net.cn) Research Center for Linguistic Semiotics (Tianjin Foreign Studies University, http://yyfh.tjfsu.edu.cn) Semiotics Researc…
Geographic location, development of higher education and donations to Chinese non-public foundations
In recent years, Chinese non-public foundations have grown at an unprecedented rate, but research on charitable donations to these organizations is scarce. Building on nonprofit literature and borrowing from resource dependence, neo-institutionalism and interdependence theories, we seek to disentangle the distinctive donation pattern in Chinese non-public foundations by focusing on geographic location and higher education. To test the hypotheses,…
Non-disclosed men who have sex with men within local MSM HIV-1 genetic transmission networks in Guangyuan, China
Background: Most men who have sex with men (MSM), especially those with HIV infection, do not disclose their same-sex behaviors in China due to Chinese family values and fear of stigmatization, rejection, or prejudice. However, disclosure of same-sex behaviors to healthcare providers (HCPs) can be beneficial for reducing viral transmission and promoting their physical and mental health. In this study, by combining phylogenetic analysis with tradi…
A deep learning-based model for detecting depression in senior population
This study provides a new method for rapid identification and diagnosis of depression utilizing deep learning technology. Vocal biomarkers extracted from raw speech signals have high potential for the early diagnosis of depression in older adults
Can Sunlight Disperse Mistrust? A Meta-Analysis of the Effect of Transparency on Citizens’ Trust in Government
Transparency has often been hailed as a golden tool to bolster citizens’ trust in government and improve public governance. However, there is a considerable disparity in theoretical reasoning and empirical findings. Through a meta-analysis of 49 studies with 436 effect sizes, this study provides novel perspectives for understanding the effect of transparency on citizens’ trust in government. To test these mechanisms, we draw on various social sci…
Government emergency budgeting and disaster impact
Emergency budgets have become indispensable fiscal tools for governments around the world to cope with disasters, but how governments determine the size of emergency budgets and to what extent such budgets are effective remain unclear. Drawing on organizational learning theory and using data collected from 30 provinces in China, we conduct a series of panel regression analysis and robustness checks to investigate the determinants and impact of em…
Stepping forward or hiding
Purpose This research investigates how influencer streamers' strategies, which combine their responses to backward-looking and forward-looking responsibility, repair consumers' cognitive trust (CT) and affective trust (AT) damaged by product failures in live streaming commerce. It also examines the mediating role of consumer forgiveness and the moderating role of consumers' perceived parasocial interaction with influencer streamers. Design/method…
Does Transparency Mitigate the Impact of Corruption on Government Fiscal Performance? Evidence from Chinese Municipalities
Existing literature emphasizes the importance of fiscal transparency in good governance, but the underlying mechanisms between fiscal transparency, corruption, and performance remain unclear. Drawing on principal-agent and rent-seeking theories, and using a panel of 281 municipalities, this study finds that fiscal transparency moderates the negative relationship between corruption and government fiscal performance, and exhibits a U-shaped relatio…
Transparency and citizen satisfaction
This study is the first meta-analysis to synthesize empirical evidence on the transparency-satisfaction nexus. Based on 143 effects from 54 primary studies, we find that transparency has a modest positive effect on citizen satisfaction. The meta-regression results further indicate that the impact of transparency on citizen satisfaction is moderated by the categorization of key concepts, policy areas, research settings, and study characteristics. …
Keep older workers’ passion
State Budgetary Outcomes
The personal background and traits of top organizational leaders matter for organizational strategies, policymaking, and outcomes. Drawing on upper echelons theory, imprinting theory, and scholarship on managerial decision‐making and the transferability of private‐sector management approaches to the public sector, this study examines the relationship between US governors' top business experience and budgetary outcomes. Competing hypotheses are pr…
Political science (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Law (4 works) · China (3 works) · Corporate governance (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Public Policy and Administration Research (3 works) · Accountability (2 works)