Hung‐hao Chang
Biographic Data
| ID | 4257367 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hung‐hao Chang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hung‐hao |
| FAMILY NAME | Chang |
| SIGNATURE | CHANG H H |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Taiwan University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2296-134X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 29 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 36 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 29 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Food traceability systems and the probability of using chemical fertilizers and pesticides − empirical evidence using plot and farm household data from agriculture census
Traffic accidents of religious tourism
We explore the causal impact of a religious pilgrimage event on traffic accidents. • We use the Dajia Mazu Pilgrimage (DMP) event of Chinese society as an illustration. • We apply the difference-in-differences method and use administrative data of vehicle transportation and traffic accidents. • We find that the increased number of non-fatal injury traffic accidents during the pilgrimage. • The loss of labor productivity and medical expenses contr…
How natural disaster shocks to agriculture affect health care use and expenditure
How does food market respond to natural disaster Shocks? Evidence from the cabbage wholesale market
How do consumers respond to Covid-19? Application of Bayesian approach on credit card transaction data
Forest diversity and the distribution of farm revenue - Empirical evidence from forest farms in Taiwan
Analyzing the relationship between income and life satisfaction of Forest farm households - a behavioral economics approach
Impact of a pension program on healthcare utilization among older farmers: Empirical evidence from health claims data
Brand variety, access to convenience and housing prices – empirical evidence of convenience stores from Taiwan
Participation in afforestation programs and the distribution of forest farm income
Does Covid-19 affect metro use in Taipei
Underground pipeline explosions and housing prices: Quasi-experimental evidence from an urban city
What Determines Forest Farmers’ Participation in Afforestation Programs? Empirical Evidence from a Population-Based Census Survey
Afforestation programs have become increasingly significant as policymakers attempt to protect the environment and reduce climate change. Although many studies have examined the participation decisions of forest farm households in afforestation programs, these studies fail to consider different types of these policies. This paper fills this knowledge gap by studying the determinants of forest farms participating in two afforestation programs on p…
Does digitalization affect the objective and subjective wellbeing of forestry farm households? Empirical evidence in Fujian Province of China
Is deregulation of forest land use rights transactions associated with economic well-being and labor allocation of farm households? Empirical evidence in China
Working in the Dark: A Look at the Violence Risk of the Street Prostitution Service
Literature has shown that social exclusion can lead to vulnerability in the ability of a person to secure a decent standard of living. Among other vulnerable groups, street sex workers are subject to high levels of social exclusion. This study surveyed 140 street sex workers in Taiwan and investigated the factors associated with the risk for violence and assault by other sex workers and clients. In particular, this study quantifies the effects of…
Do forest producers benefit from the forest disaster insurance program? Empirical evidence in Fujian Province of China
Do Rural Students Really Perform Worse than Urban Students Do? Empirical Evidence from a University Entrance Program in Taiwan
Despite a major expansion in the number of students in higher education, students from rural areas continue to be underrepresented at selective universities. To reduce the urban-rural imbalance of entry to selective universities, institutions in many countries of the world have implemented admission policies favoring rural students. Previous evidence has shown that rural students have lower academic performance than their urban peers, which leads…
Does the Universal Health Insurance Program Affect Urban‐Rural Differences in Health Service Utilization Among the Elderly? Evidence From a Longitudinal Study in Taiwan
Purpose: To assess the impact of the introduction of Taiwan's National Health Insurance (NHI) on urban‐rural inequality in health service utilization among the elderly. Methods: A longitudinal data set of 1,504 individuals aged 65 and older was constructed from the Survey of Health and Living Status of the Elderly. A difference‐in‐differences model was employed and estimated by the random‐effect probit method. Finding: The introduction of univers…
Does the use of eco-labels affect income distribution and income inequality of aquaculture producers in Taiwan
Can off farm employment affect the privatization of social safety net? The case of self-employed farm households
Why is the food traceability system unsuccessful in Taiwan? Empirical evidence from a national survey of fruit and vegetable farmers
Examining the types and payments of the disabilities of the insurants in the national farmers' health insurance program in Taiwan
Results indicate that older farmers are more likely to receive disability payments, but the likelihood is not much different among insurants of various job categories. Among all of the selected types of disability, a highest likelihood is found for eye disability. In addition, the introduction of the national health insurance program decreases the likelihood of receiving disability payments. The experience in Taiwan can be valuable for other coun…
Land subsidence, production efficiency, and the decision of aquacultural firms in Taiwan to discontinue production
Smoking, drinking, and the distribution of adult body weight
This paper contributes to the recent debate on the association between smoking and obesity by distinguishing the effects of smoking, drinking beer and liquor on the distribution of body weight. Using a national survey in the United States, results show that these three behaviors are correlated. Smoking is found to be insignificantly associated with body weight. These findings alleviate some of the concern about smoking cessation and weight gain. …
Impact of off-farm labor supply on food expenditures of the farm household
Why is the food traceability system unsuccessful in Taiwan? Empirical evidence from a national survey of fruit and vegetable farmers
Does Covid-19 affect metro use in Taipei
Do forest producers benefit from the forest disaster insurance program? Empirical evidence in Fujian Province of China
Impact of a pension program on healthcare utilization among older farmers: Empirical evidence from health claims data
Do Rural Students Really Perform Worse than Urban Students Do? Empirical Evidence from a University Entrance Program in Taiwan
Despite a major expansion in the number of students in higher education, students from rural areas continue to be underrepresented at selective universities. To reduce the urban-rural imbalance of entry to selective universities, institutions in many countries of the world have implemented admission policies favoring rural students. Previous evidence has shown that rural students have lower academic performance than their urban peers, which leads…
How does food market respond to natural disaster Shocks? Evidence from the cabbage wholesale market
Analyzing the relationship between income and life satisfaction of Forest farm households - a behavioral economics approach
Underground pipeline explosions and housing prices: Quasi-experimental evidence from an urban city
Does digitalization affect the objective and subjective wellbeing of forestry farm households? Empirical evidence in Fujian Province of China
Is deregulation of forest land use rights transactions associated with economic well-being and labor allocation of farm households? Empirical evidence in China
Can off farm employment affect the privatization of social safety net? The case of self-employed farm households
Rationalizing Medicine and the Social Ambitions of Physicians in Classical Greece
Political and social circumstances in the late Classical period increased upward social mobility in Greece and provided some doctors with an opportunity to improve their social status. By adopting rational medical theories and prescribing an upper-class oriented regimen, these doctors appealed to the elites who favored the teachings of natural philosophers and sophists at that time. These doctors' goal was to be accepted into circles of the socia…
Impact of off-farm labor supply on food expenditures of the farm household
Examining the types and payments of the disabilities of the insurants in the national farmers' health insurance program in Taiwan
Results indicate that older farmers are more likely to receive disability payments, but the likelihood is not much different among insurants of various job categories. Among all of the selected types of disability, a highest likelihood is found for eye disability. In addition, the introduction of the national health insurance program decreases the likelihood of receiving disability payments. The experience in Taiwan can be valuable for other coun…
Land subsidence, production efficiency, and the decision of aquacultural firms in Taiwan to discontinue production
Smoking, drinking, and the distribution of adult body weight
This paper contributes to the recent debate on the association between smoking and obesity by distinguishing the effects of smoking, drinking beer and liquor on the distribution of body weight. Using a national survey in the United States, results show that these three behaviors are correlated. Smoking is found to be insignificantly associated with body weight. These findings alleviate some of the concern about smoking cessation and weight gain. …
Mother’s nutritional label use and children’s body weight
Changes in the propensity of overweight US women to under-assess their body weight status
Can off farm employment affect the privatization of social safety net? The case of self-employed farm households
Why is the food traceability system unsuccessful in Taiwan? Empirical evidence from a national survey of fruit and vegetable farmers
Does the Universal Health Insurance Program Affect Urban‐Rural Differences in Health Service Utilization Among the Elderly? Evidence From a Longitudinal Study in Taiwan
Purpose: To assess the impact of the introduction of Taiwan's National Health Insurance (NHI) on urban‐rural inequality in health service utilization among the elderly. Methods: A longitudinal data set of 1,504 individuals aged 65 and older was constructed from the Survey of Health and Living Status of the Elderly. A difference‐in‐differences model was employed and estimated by the random‐effect probit method. Finding: The introduction of univers…
Does the use of eco-labels affect income distribution and income inequality of aquaculture producers in Taiwan
Do Rural Students Really Perform Worse than Urban Students Do? Empirical Evidence from a University Entrance Program in Taiwan
Despite a major expansion in the number of students in higher education, students from rural areas continue to be underrepresented at selective universities. To reduce the urban-rural imbalance of entry to selective universities, institutions in many countries of the world have implemented admission policies favoring rural students. Previous evidence has shown that rural students have lower academic performance than their urban peers, which leads…
Do forest producers benefit from the forest disaster insurance program? Empirical evidence in Fujian Province of China
Working in the Dark: A Look at the Violence Risk of the Street Prostitution Service
Literature has shown that social exclusion can lead to vulnerability in the ability of a person to secure a decent standard of living. Among other vulnerable groups, street sex workers are subject to high levels of social exclusion. This study surveyed 140 street sex workers in Taiwan and investigated the factors associated with the risk for violence and assault by other sex workers and clients. In particular, this study quantifies the effects of…
Is deregulation of forest land use rights transactions associated with economic well-being and labor allocation of farm households? Empirical evidence in China
What Determines Forest Farmers’ Participation in Afforestation Programs? Empirical Evidence from a Population-Based Census Survey
Afforestation programs have become increasingly significant as policymakers attempt to protect the environment and reduce climate change. Although many studies have examined the participation decisions of forest farm households in afforestation programs, these studies fail to consider different types of these policies. This paper fills this knowledge gap by studying the determinants of forest farms participating in two afforestation programs on p…
Does digitalization affect the objective and subjective wellbeing of forestry farm households? Empirical evidence in Fujian Province of China
Participation in afforestation programs and the distribution of forest farm income
Does Covid-19 affect metro use in Taipei
Underground pipeline explosions and housing prices: Quasi-experimental evidence from an urban city
Brand variety, access to convenience and housing prices – empirical evidence of convenience stores from Taiwan
Analyzing the relationship between income and life satisfaction of Forest farm households - a behavioral economics approach
Impact of a pension program on healthcare utilization among older farmers: Empirical evidence from health claims data
How do consumers respond to Covid-19? Application of Bayesian approach on credit card transaction data
Forest diversity and the distribution of farm revenue - Empirical evidence from forest farms in Taiwan
Economics (19 works) · Business (17 works) · Geography (11 works) · Medicine (11 works) · Agriculture (9 works) · Environmental health (8 works) · Agricultural economics (7 works) · Demography (7 works) · Demography (7 works) · Psychology (7 works)