Chun-Ping Chang

Dr. Chun-Ping Chang


Research Focus & Metrics

Academic Career Length

20Years (2007-Present)

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

Representative Publications

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18 July 2022 in Business Strategy and the Environment
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MZMingbo Zheng
Mingbo Zheng
GFGen‐Fu Feng
Gen‐Fu Feng
RJRen‐Ai Jiang
Ren‐Ai Jiang
CCChun-Ping Chang
Chun-Ping Chang

25 March 2023 in Business Strategy and the Environment
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HLHan Long
Han Long
GFGen‐Fu Feng
Gen‐Fu Feng
QGQiang Gong
Qiang Gong
CCChun-Ping Chang
Chun-Ping Chang

22 June 2022 in Renewable Energy
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DZDan Zhang
Dan Zhang
MZMingbo Zheng
Mingbo Zheng
GFGen-Fu Feng
Gen-Fu Feng
CCChun-Ping Chang
Chun-Ping Chang

1 December 2021 in Technovation
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QWQuan-Jing Wang
Quan-Jing Wang
GFGen-Fu Feng
Gen-Fu Feng
HWHai-Jie Wang
Hai-Jie Wang
CCChun-Ping Chang
Chun-Ping Chang

1 June 2016 in Economic Systems
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JWJun Wen
Jun Wen
YHYu Hao
Yu Hao
GFGen-Fu Feng
Gen-Fu Feng
CCChun-Ping Chang
Chun-Ping Chang

25 November 2022 in Technological and Economic Development of Economy
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XPXin-Yu Peng
Xin-Yu Peng
XZXing-Yun Zou
Xing-Yun Zou
XZXin-Xin Zhao
Xin-Xin Zhao
CCChun-Ping Chang
Chun-Ping Chang
This research examines the impact of economic policy uncertainty (EPU) on green innovation by using the panel fixed effects model from 2000 to 2017 for the samples of 31 provinces in China. The general conclusion is that there exists a positive link from EPU to green innovation, and that the impact of EPU varies significantly among different provinces that have diverse levels of marketization and trade openness. Specifically, provinces with higher marketization and degrees of trade openness have witnessed stronger positive effects from EPU on green innovation, whereas the correlation is rather weak in regions with low levels of those two factors. Our findings serve as a research reference for how governments may boost green innovation in the face of increasing EPU.