Yongguang Zhong

Dr. Yongguang Zhong


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Academic Career Length

21Years (2006-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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22 July 2015 in Growth and Change
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YZYIINGJIE ZHANG
YIINGJIE ZHANG
SZSiqi Zheng
Siqi Zheng
Yan SongYan Song
Yan Song
YZYongguang Zhong
Yongguang Zhong

15 August 2023 in Journal of Environmental Management
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TCTao Chu
Tao Chu
YZYongguang Zhong
Yongguang Zhong
WJWeiqiang Jia
Weiqiang Jia

1 June 2007
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JCJie Chen
Jie Chen
YZYongguang Zhong
Yongguang Zhong
LWLei Wang
Lei Wang
Since the late 1990s, the housing affordability issue has aroused exceedingly heated discussion in Shanghai. The boom of the market, however, attracts frantic speculation that generates some serious problems in Shanghai, especially the severe inflation of house price. This paper investigates the dynamic factors that could drive up the house price in Shanghai emerging house market. Since delays, feedbacks and nonlinearities in house market are usually out of the reach of people's mental model, a system dynamics based model is developed to capture the underlying dynamic interactions among the different sectors involved in the real estate market, we study how they all together induce and exaggerate the affordability problem for local households. The policy tests demonstrate that the results of some already approved measures are counterintuitive or unsystematic, and show that only the systematic analysis and policy design can generate effective and radical solutions to the current problem.

1 June 2006
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YZYongguang Zhong
Yongguang Zhong
QYQingdong Yu
Qingdong Yu
PWPeng Wu
Peng Wu
GWGuohong Wang
Guohong Wang
All the countries in the world have done enormous work on lawmaking, technical problems of recycling engineering, managerial problems of recycling and the building of recycling plants, which has played an active role in regulating and promoting the recycling of waste electrical and electronic equipment. However, our country is still studying such system in the phase of a trial run, without considering recycling and processing as an entire system. Although the processing plants have been introduced, a recycling system is urgently needed to be set up. This thesis has put forward three applicable basic models in dealing with the recycling waste electrical and electronic equipment in the base of extended producer responsibility