Ziyou Wang
Biographic Data
| ID | 5918963 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ziyou Wang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ziyou |
| FAMILY NAME | Wang |
| SIGNATURE | WANG Z |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hong Kong Polytechnic University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0374-346X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 46 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
From beliefs to satisfaction
This study investigates the interplay among prospective teachers’ motivations to teach, beliefs about teaching and satisfaction with their career choice, utilising the FIT-Choice scale. The findings suggested that beliefs regarding task return (e.g. social status, teacher morale and salary) positively correlated with motivations tied to social and personal utility values. Meanwhile, beliefs about task demand (e.g. expertise requirements and workl…
Understanding local government debt financing of infrastructure projects in China
This study develops an analytical framework to investigate the complex relationship between local government debt issuing for infrastructure financing, state control, land finance, and development activities in the private sector in China. Using local government financing vehicles’ accounting data, we find that local governments are working creatively to meet infrastructure development targets handed down by the central government. Moreover, loca…
Social capital and the effectiveness of land use policies
Developer sentiment, developer’s strategy and housing supply
The increasingly important role of sentiment in the housing market has complicated the challenges facing developers during boom-and-bust cycles. This study investigates how developer sentiment affects developers' decision-making and the housing supply at the project level. As the standard evaluation usually overlooks sentiment resulting in suboptimal inferences, we develop a new theoretical model that analyses both sentiment and developers' optim…
Why choose a career in teaching? Exploring motivational factors that influence the decision to teach
This paper reports the findings on motivational factors influencing teaching as a career choice from a qualitative study carried out in Scotland. Ten students undertaking a PGDE (Professional Graduate Diploma in Education) programme at one Scottish university were interviewed. The results indicate that the choice of a teaching career derived from the students’ internal needs for personal achievement and from an altruistic dimension pertaining to …
‘ I really like teaching, but… ’ understanding pre-service teachers’ motivations and perceptions about teaching as a career choice
This study investigates pre-service teachers’ motivations and perceptions about the decision to choose teaching as a career choice. Twenty-seven students who have embarked on teacher education programme in Scotland were interviewed. It was found that students conveyed ambivalent feelings and perspectives in the decision to teach in the sense that they perceived teaching as a platform to fulfil their career aspirations and enjoy themselves but als…
Fundamentals and Market Sentiment in Housing Market
The primary purpose of this study was to explore the predictive power of sentiment on three market indicators (price, rent and transaction volume) in the housing market. Using an advanced causality analysis called Integrated Renormalized Partial Directed Coherence, the study focuses on the private housing market in Hong Kong during 1993–2012. The findings suggest that sentiment not only is a prominent indicator of price and liquidity (volume), bu…
The roles of developer’s status and competitive intensity in presale pricing in a residential market
This study investigates the roles of developer’s status and competitive intensity in presale pricing in residential markets. The study examines various competitive factors in Hangzhou, China, within a spatial-temporal framework. These factors include competitive intensity and developer’s status, plus two independent variable groups: external attributes and project features. To overcome the shortcomings of traditional valuation methods, the estima…
Price anomalies and effectiveness of macro control policies
Risk and credit change in Asian securitized real estate market
Market sentiment in private housing market
Inside information of real estate developers
Price anomalies and effectiveness of macro control policies
Market sentiment in private housing market
The roles of developer’s status and competitive intensity in presale pricing in a residential market
This study investigates the roles of developer’s status and competitive intensity in presale pricing in residential markets. The study examines various competitive factors in Hangzhou, China, within a spatial-temporal framework. These factors include competitive intensity and developer’s status, plus two independent variable groups: external attributes and project features. To overcome the shortcomings of traditional valuation methods, the estima…
Fundamentals and Market Sentiment in Housing Market
The primary purpose of this study was to explore the predictive power of sentiment on three market indicators (price, rent and transaction volume) in the housing market. Using an advanced causality analysis called Integrated Renormalized Partial Directed Coherence, the study focuses on the private housing market in Hong Kong during 1993–2012. The findings suggest that sentiment not only is a prominent indicator of price and liquidity (volume), bu…
Risk and credit change in Asian securitized real estate market
Inside information of real estate developers
Understanding local government debt financing of infrastructure projects in China
This study develops an analytical framework to investigate the complex relationship between local government debt issuing for infrastructure financing, state control, land finance, and development activities in the private sector in China. Using local government financing vehicles’ accounting data, we find that local governments are working creatively to meet infrastructure development targets handed down by the central government. Moreover, loca…
Social capital and the effectiveness of land use policies
Developer sentiment, developer’s strategy and housing supply
The increasingly important role of sentiment in the housing market has complicated the challenges facing developers during boom-and-bust cycles. This study investigates how developer sentiment affects developers' decision-making and the housing supply at the project level. As the standard evaluation usually overlooks sentiment resulting in suboptimal inferences, we develop a new theoretical model that analyses both sentiment and developers' optim…
Inside information of real estate developers
Price anomalies and effectiveness of macro control policies
Risk and credit change in Asian securitized real estate market
Market sentiment in private housing market
Fundamentals and Market Sentiment in Housing Market
The primary purpose of this study was to explore the predictive power of sentiment on three market indicators (price, rent and transaction volume) in the housing market. Using an advanced causality analysis called Integrated Renormalized Partial Directed Coherence, the study focuses on the private housing market in Hong Kong during 1993–2012. The findings suggest that sentiment not only is a prominent indicator of price and liquidity (volume), bu…
The roles of developer’s status and competitive intensity in presale pricing in a residential market
This study investigates the roles of developer’s status and competitive intensity in presale pricing in residential markets. The study examines various competitive factors in Hangzhou, China, within a spatial-temporal framework. These factors include competitive intensity and developer’s status, plus two independent variable groups: external attributes and project features. To overcome the shortcomings of traditional valuation methods, the estima…
Why choose a career in teaching? Exploring motivational factors that influence the decision to teach
This paper reports the findings on motivational factors influencing teaching as a career choice from a qualitative study carried out in Scotland. Ten students undertaking a PGDE (Professional Graduate Diploma in Education) programme at one Scottish university were interviewed. The results indicate that the choice of a teaching career derived from the students’ internal needs for personal achievement and from an altruistic dimension pertaining to …
‘ I really like teaching, but… ’ understanding pre-service teachers’ motivations and perceptions about teaching as a career choice
This study investigates pre-service teachers’ motivations and perceptions about the decision to choose teaching as a career choice. Twenty-seven students who have embarked on teacher education programme in Scotland were interviewed. It was found that students conveyed ambivalent feelings and perspectives in the decision to teach in the sense that they perceived teaching as a platform to fulfil their career aspirations and enjoy themselves but als…
Understanding local government debt financing of infrastructure projects in China
This study develops an analytical framework to investigate the complex relationship between local government debt issuing for infrastructure financing, state control, land finance, and development activities in the private sector in China. Using local government financing vehicles’ accounting data, we find that local governments are working creatively to meet infrastructure development targets handed down by the central government. Moreover, loca…
Social capital and the effectiveness of land use policies
Developer sentiment, developer’s strategy and housing supply
The increasingly important role of sentiment in the housing market has complicated the challenges facing developers during boom-and-bust cycles. This study investigates how developer sentiment affects developers' decision-making and the housing supply at the project level. As the standard evaluation usually overlooks sentiment resulting in suboptimal inferences, we develop a new theoretical model that analyses both sentiment and developers' optim…
From beliefs to satisfaction
This study investigates the interplay among prospective teachers’ motivations to teach, beliefs about teaching and satisfaction with their career choice, utilising the FIT-Choice scale. The findings suggested that beliefs regarding task return (e.g. social status, teacher morale and salary) positively correlated with motivations tied to social and personal utility values. Meanwhile, beliefs about task demand (e.g. expertise requirements and workl…
Economics (8 works) · Housing Market and Economics (8 works) · Business (7 works) · Finance (5 works) · Financial Markets and Investment Strategies (5 works) · China (4 works) · Financial economics (3 works) · Mathematics education (3 works) · Pedagogy (3 works) · Psychology (3 works)