Xiangyun Gao
Biographic Data
| ID | 4211418 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Xiangyun Gao |
| GIVEN NAMES | Xiangyun |
| FAMILY NAME | Gao |
| SIGNATURE | GAO X |
| AFFILIATIONS | School of Economics and Management China University of Geosciences Beijing China |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2101-1609 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The impacts of product export policy on graphite global value chain
To reveal the complicated mechanism on the graphite trade changes affecting the global value chain (GVC), this paper proposes an integrated framework to simulate the structural changes in the GVC caused by the cascading propagation of trade changes in the global trade network. We take China, the policy implementer of graphite export adjustment. The results firstly prove that the positions of countries in the graphite GVC are mainly determined by …
Do Cultural Lenses and Biological Gender Matter? The Impact of Hotel Gender on Guests' Trust in the Hospitality Industry
Although earlier studies have provided substantial evidence of gendered destination influences on consumer behavior, research on the critical roles of biological gender and cultural lenses in travelers' perceptions and behaviors remains lacking. To address this gap, this analysis investigates the moderating roles of biological gender (male vs. female) and cultural lenses (individualism vs. collectivism) in the relationships among hotel gender, st…
Assessing the Role of Economies in Global Production Networks
The global economy is undergoing rapid structural change, and economies have differentiated development trends in the global production network (GPN). This article proposes a new perspective of cycle structure and quantifies the circular role of economies in GPNs based on an improved circular contribution algorithm. The results show that the degree of participation of most economies in the global supply cycle shows an increasing trend, but the de…
Dynamic analysis and application of network structure control in risk conduction in the industrial chain
According to control theory, a dynamical system is controllable if, with a suitable choice of inputs, it can be driven from any initial state to any desired final state within a finite time. Most dynamic characteristics of real networks are nonlinear, so achieving target control is more practical and necessary. The network’s control energy is also a problem that must be considered. Whether and how to control the complex system of the industrial c…
Integrating Muslim‐Friendly Tourist Destination Image, Value, Satisfaction and Muslim Actual Visit Behaviour in the Travel Industry
Because Islamophobia has increased recently, Muslim tourists, who make up a crucial part of the global tourism market, prefer to travel to Muslim‐friendly places. However, the perceived Muslim‐friendly tourist destination image (MFTDI) remains completely unaddressed in the literature. Furthermore, there is no systematic empirical evidence concerning the impacts of the MFTDI on perceived value, satisfaction and Muslim actual visit behaviour. As a …
Characteristics of industrial driving effects network and impacts on carbon emissions
To study the impact of industrial driving effects on carbon emissions, this article integrated multiregional input–output theory with complex network theory to construct the industrial driving effect network (IDEN). Then, the impacts of the roles of regions on carbon emissions are quantified by econometric theory. The results show that the core driving effects occur in capital, raw material consumption, and material processing industries, such as…
Assessing the Role of Economies in Global Production Networks
The global economy is undergoing rapid structural change, and economies have differentiated development trends in the global production network (GPN). This article proposes a new perspective of cycle structure and quantifies the circular role of economies in GPNs based on an improved circular contribution algorithm. The results show that the degree of participation of most economies in the global supply cycle shows an increasing trend, but the de…
Characteristics of industrial driving effects network and impacts on carbon emissions
To study the impact of industrial driving effects on carbon emissions, this article integrated multiregional input–output theory with complex network theory to construct the industrial driving effect network (IDEN). Then, the impacts of the roles of regions on carbon emissions are quantified by econometric theory. The results show that the core driving effects occur in capital, raw material consumption, and material processing industries, such as…
Dynamic analysis and application of network structure control in risk conduction in the industrial chain
According to control theory, a dynamical system is controllable if, with a suitable choice of inputs, it can be driven from any initial state to any desired final state within a finite time. Most dynamic characteristics of real networks are nonlinear, so achieving target control is more practical and necessary. The network’s control energy is also a problem that must be considered. Whether and how to control the complex system of the industrial c…
Integrating Muslim‐Friendly Tourist Destination Image, Value, Satisfaction and Muslim Actual Visit Behaviour in the Travel Industry
Because Islamophobia has increased recently, Muslim tourists, who make up a crucial part of the global tourism market, prefer to travel to Muslim‐friendly places. However, the perceived Muslim‐friendly tourist destination image (MFTDI) remains completely unaddressed in the literature. Furthermore, there is no systematic empirical evidence concerning the impacts of the MFTDI on perceived value, satisfaction and Muslim actual visit behaviour. As a …
Assessing the Role of Economies in Global Production Networks
The global economy is undergoing rapid structural change, and economies have differentiated development trends in the global production network (GPN). This article proposes a new perspective of cycle structure and quantifies the circular role of economies in GPNs based on an improved circular contribution algorithm. The results show that the degree of participation of most economies in the global supply cycle shows an increasing trend, but the de…
The impacts of product export policy on graphite global value chain
To reveal the complicated mechanism on the graphite trade changes affecting the global value chain (GVC), this paper proposes an integrated framework to simulate the structural changes in the GVC caused by the cascading propagation of trade changes in the global trade network. We take China, the policy implementer of graphite export adjustment. The results firstly prove that the positions of countries in the graphite GVC are mainly determined by …
Do Cultural Lenses and Biological Gender Matter? The Impact of Hotel Gender on Guests' Trust in the Hospitality Industry
Although earlier studies have provided substantial evidence of gendered destination influences on consumer behavior, research on the critical roles of biological gender and cultural lenses in travelers' perceptions and behaviors remains lacking. To address this gap, this analysis investigates the moderating roles of biological gender (male vs. female) and cultural lenses (individualism vs. collectivism) in the relationships among hotel gender, st…
China (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Environmental Impact and Sustainability (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Global trade and economics (2 works) · Advertising (1 work) · Artificial Intelligence (1 work) · Big Five personality traits (1 work)