Xuezhou Zhao

Dr. Xuezhou Zhao


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Academic Career Length

8Years (2019-Present)

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

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1 January 2021 in Journal of Business Ethics
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XZXuezhou Zhao
Xuezhou Zhao
LFLibing Fang
Libing Fang
KZKe Zhang
Ke Zhang

Wei WangWei Wang
Wei Wang
XZXuezhou Zhao
Xuezhou Zhao
FCFengwen Chen
Fengwen Chen
CWChia-Huei Wu
Chia-Huei Wu
Sang-Bing TsaiSang-Bing Tsai
Sang-Bing Tsai
WJWang Jiangtao
Wang Jiangtao
High-polluting industries are important sources of pollutant emissions, and closely related to many environmental issues. High-polluting firms face the pressure to exploit technological innovation for improving their environmental operations. This paper explores the impact of corporate social responsibility and public attention on the innovation performance of high-polluting firms. Based on a sample of China’s listed firms in high-polluting industries from 2011 to 2016, we use a panel data model to investigate the associations among corporate social responsibility, public attention and innovation performance. The results show that there is a positive association between corporate social responsibility and innovation performance. There is a positive association between public attention and innovation performance as well. The pressure of regional economies can hinder innovation performance. Furthermore, in the subsample of state-owned enterprises, the association between public attention and innovation performance is more pronounced. Meanwhile, the corporate social responsibility of non-state-owned enterprises plays a stronger role for innovation performance, but its effect will be limited by the pressure of regional economies. Our results can help high-polluting firms implement the innovation strategies for obtaining more environmental benefits and achieving sustainable development.

31 August 2020 in IEEE Transactions on Industrial Informatics
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WDWanchun Dou
Wanchun Dou
XZXuezhou Zhao
Xuezhou Zhao
XYXiaoChun Yin
XiaoChun Yin
HWHuihui Wang
Huihui Wang
YLYun Luo
Yun Luo
Lianyong QiLianyong Qi
Lianyong Qi
Real-time video applications have gained immense popularity in the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) paradigm. Due to the impact of the complex industrial environment, the quality of the wireless network at the video receiver is usually unstable. There are many optimization methods for video streaming. However, these methods are not completely suitable for video applications in the IIoT environment. When bandwidth resources are limited, we need reduce the transmission of non-key frames and focus on transmitting smooth audio and key frames for users. A real-time video optimization method in the IIoT environment is proposed. We utilize deep learning-based object detection method to determine the key frames so that non-key frames can be discarded. Additionally, considering the resource-intensive nature of the deep learning algorithms, we employ edge servers to run deep learning algorithms and flexibly adjust video transmission strategies. Experiments are conducted to validate the effectiveness and dependability of our method.

21 March 2021 in Accounting & Finance
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HYHonghai Yu
Honghai Yu
WCWangyu Chu
Wangyu Chu
YDYu’ang Ding
Yu’ang Ding
XZXuezhou Zhao
Xuezhou Zhao

XZXuezhou Zhao
Xuezhou Zhao
JCJun Chen
Jun Chen
FCFengwen Chen
Fengwen Chen
Wei WangWei Wang
Wei Wang
Senmao XiaSenmao Xia
Senmao Xia
High-polluting industries are regarded as the main sources of air pollutant emissions and the major factors that significantly destroy the ecological environment. Corporate innovation in high-polluting industries improves the energy consumption efficiency and reduces the emission of air pollutant, which mitigates the conflict between environment and economy. Using the sample of China’s listed firms from 2010 to 2017, this study examines the impact of corporate social responsibility (CSR) and financialization on corporate innovation in high-polluting industries. The results show that there is a positive association between CSR and corporate innovation, while there is a negative association between financialization and corporate innovation. Furthermore, the financialization of high-polluting firms can alleviate the promotion role of CSR in the innovation process. The financialization of state-owned enterprises in high-polluting industries may not have a crowding-out effect on research and development (R&D), but it can limit the R&D promotion effect of CSR engagements. In contrast, the financialization of non-state-owned enterprises will hinder corporate innovation, but it will not affect the association between CSR and technology innovation. We also find that the financialization of high-polluting firms with low financial constraints can alleviate the promotion role of CSR engagements in innovation. Meanwhile, the CSR engagements of high-polluting firms with high financial constraints play a stronger role in corporate innovation. During the implementation of environmental policies, the negative association between financialization and corporate innovation has been strengthened. Our findings can encourage high-polluting firms to make more efforts in environmental protection and social stability.