Dr. Shuo Wang

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6Years (2021-Present)

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22 October 2023 in Resources Policy

Journal Article

Natural resources governance and geopolitical risks: A literature review and bibliometric analysis

Jiangli Yu

Shuo Wang

Wantong Yang

3 May 2021 in Emerging Markets Finance and Trade

Journal Article

Oil and BRIC Stock Markets before and after COVID-19: A Local Gaussian Correlation Approach

Di Yuan

Feipeng Zhang

Fenghui Cui

Shuo Wang

This paper investigates interdependence and contagion between oil and BRIC stock markets before and after COVID-19. We used a local Gaussian correlation approach to identify the asymmetric relationship and a bootstrap method to test contagion. The empirical results show that, except for China, the linkages between the crude oil markets and BRIC stock markets significantly increased in crashing markets during the COVID-19 pandemic. Contagion is identified from crude oil markets to the Indian stock market, and from West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures to the Russian stock market.

13 October 2022 in Sustainability

Journal Article

Exact Eco-Efficiency Measurement in the Yellow River Basin: A New Non-Parametric Approach

Frontier-based approaches to eco-efficiency measures have long been controversial because no normative definition is provided. Previous studies have used technical efficiency, environmental efficiency, and other variables as a proxy. To standardize its definition, we propose a formal eco-efficiency indicator, the ratio of actual gross domestic product (GDP) to environmental impact to potential GDP to environmental impact. To quantify it, we develop the biennial meta-frontier non-radial directional distance function (BMNDDF), which addresses the potential threats of technology heterogeneity, the slack variable, and linear programming infeasibility. Using this new indicator, we assess the city-level eco-efficiency in the Yellow River Basin from 2008 to 2017 to identify the harmonious relationship between ecological protection and economic development. The empirical results show a 5.73% increase in eco-efficiency per year, with the technology leadership effect as the main contributor. Because the central region is defined by heavy emissions and many underdeveloped cities, it suffers from more severe conflicts between outputs and emissions than other regions.

4 August 2022 in Research Square

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The Asymmetric Correlation and Causality between the European Union Carbon Market and Fossil Energy Markets before and after COVID-19

Shuo Wang

Xuesheng Chen

Di Yuan

Xiaodong Yan

This paper analyzes the correlation and causality between the European Union carbon emission allowance market and international fossil energy markets. Asymmetric correlation is examined using local Gaussian correlation and asymmetric causality is assessed using a quantile Granger causality test. Empirical results show that, after the COVID-19 outbreak, the EU carbon emission market is more correlated to the crude oil market, but it is less linked to the coal futures market. In contrast to the UK natural gas futures market, the EU carbon emission market shows contagion with the US natural gas market. During the COVID-19 pandemic, unidirectional causality from the EU carbon emission market to the fossil energy market has been becoming bidirectional.JEL classification: C22, I18, O13, O52, Q43

7 April 2021 in DEStech Transactions on Materials Science and Engineering

Journal Article

Research on Industry Index Fluctuation of Stock Market Based on SV-T Model

Qian Li

Juying Xi

Shuo Wang

28 February 2026 in Environment, Development and Sustainability

Journal Article

Will climate change exacerbate the risks of China’s rural commercial banks?

About Me

Shuo Wang is a Ph.D. candidate in Environmental Economics, Shandong University, China (2023–present). He received his Master of Finance degree from Shandong University in 2022 and holds a Bachelor's degree in Geophysics from China University of Geosciences (2014–2018). His research focuses on environmental and energy economics, carbon emission trading markets, climate finance, and empirical evaluation of environmental and sustainability policies. He has published in a range of internationally peer-reviewed journals, including Energy Economics, Technovation, Resource Policy, Emerging Markets Finance and Trade, Environment Development and Sustainability, Transport Policy, and Energy & Environment. His recent work examines China's carbon emission trading scheme and its effects on enterprise financing costs, supply chain innovation and application, policy evaluation, optimal deposit-return strategies for spent electric vehicle battery recycling, and the implications of climate change for rural commercial banking risk. Committed to rigorous empirical methodology, he employs difference-in-differences, panel data analysis, and other quasi-experimental techniques to advance evidence-based environmental policy research.

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