Common prosperity places the distributional consequences of digitalization at the center of China’s current development agenda. This study develops a two-level analytical framework linking macro-level structures to household income positions. The empirical analysis combines a prefecture-level panel for 2009–2022 with t...
Yi Shi, Huang-Xin Chen, Xi Wang et al.· Agriculture· 0 citations
The Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area has high building density and diverse project types, and building disaster governance features cross-regional, multi-stakeholder and strongly uncertain characteristics. To reveal the multi-agent strategic interactions after embedding AI digital technologies into the govern...
Rong-Jiang Cai, Shu-Min Zhao, Xi Wang· Buildings· 0 citations
Urban flood resilience depends not only on the scale of infrastructure investment, but also on whether such investment can be translated into observable flood-mitigation outcomes. Focusing on the transformation from infrastructure response to flood outcomes, this study uses panel data for 21 prefecture-level cities in...
Shu-Min Zhao, Xi Wang, Rong-Jiang Cai· Water· 0 citations
Against the background of global climate change and the increasing frequency of extreme weather events, the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area—as a typical coastal highdensity urban agglomeration—has long been exposed to compound natural disaster risks (typhoons, heavy rainfall, floods, storm surges, and ge...
Shu-Min Zhao, Xi Wang, Tao Zhang et al.· Frontiers in Earth Science· 0 citations
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