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龍虎山下媒體報導
Dr. Y. F. LUK
美國總統特朗普在「美國解放日」宣布全面徵收「對等關稅」(reciprocal tariffs),稅率高於市場預期,瞬即引發經濟和金融市場的震盪。耶魯的預算實驗室亦估計各種關稅共會推高美國短期物價 2.3%、導致每住戶平均減少3800美元的消費、及降低2025年美國GDP實質增長率0.9%,後果嚴重。 港大經管學院榮譽副教授陸炎輝認為,對特朗普政府而言,關稅既是目的也是手段。關稅可以直接為政府帶來收入,雖然不足以取代主要稅項;也可以推動些許再工業化,但難以回到美國工業的輝煌年代,而且發展工業並非一蹴即至,美國經濟可以在高關稅下持續多久仍待觀望。
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Prof. Xiao LEI, Prof. Feng TIAN
涵蓋電子遊戲、社交媒體和視頻共享平臺的數字媒體行業,去年收入估計打破5600億美元。當全球多達數千萬人沉迷電子遊戲,多國政府和組織都積極採取措施遏制趨勢。我們的研究顯示,動態定價可望解決遊戲成癮的問題。
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Dr. Jing LI
自美國總統特朗普(Donald Trump)二次執政以來,新一輪貿易戰已全面展開。從2025年3月起,美國不僅對全球鋼鐵和鋁產品徵收25%的進口關稅,還對中國、加拿大、墨西哥等主要貿易夥伴實施特定關稅,進一步加劇全球貿易緊張局勢。面對美國日益強硬的貿易保護主義政策,歐盟、加拿大和中國等透過訴訟、談判和反制措施試圖緩解關稅壓力。然而,美國並未止步於此。3月26日,特朗普宣布從4月3日凌晨起對所有進口到美國的汽車徵收25%關稅,並計劃在一個月後對美國組裝汽車中的非美國零部件徵收同等關稅。此外,針對全球產品的「對等關稅」(reciprocal tariffs)亦同步實施,進一步擴大貿易戰的規模。
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Prof. Guojun HE
加密貨幣挖礦成為中國碳減排的推動力? 隨著全球加密貨幣市場的快速發展,加密貨幣挖礦業已成為一個數十億美元的產業。然而,加密貨幣挖礦因其高能源消耗而受到批評,亦是中國政府在2021年禁止「挖礦」的主要原因之一。儘管如此,何國俊教授近日在《信報》撰文,指出合理的電價政策能使挖礦活動促進可再生能源的發展,並降低碳排放。
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Dr. Y. F. LUK


動態定價如何在解決遊戲成癮問題中實現「雙贏」?
Prof. Xiao LEI, Prof. Feng TIAN


關稅戰升級:全球經濟新格局下的挑戰與機遇
Dr. Jing LI


重啟加密幣挖礦 推進中國碳減排
Prof. Guojun HE


整合分析:拉引營銷活動對多元渠道企業進行有效營銷的影響
Prof. Vincent Peng ZHANG


你的推文反映你自己嗎?情感對網上新聞閱讀和社交媒體分享的影響
Dr. Tuan Quang PHAN


信佛的创業者、注意力分配和新創企業对外部資源的獲取
Prof. Yi TANG


Pushing Yourself Harder: The Effects of Mobile Touch Modes on Users’ Self-Regulation
Prof. Zhenhui Jack JIANG


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Understanding Global Financial Systems: The Research, Teaching, and Vision of Prof. Haonan Zhou
Haonan ZHOU
HKU Business School’s Assistant Professor of Finance Haonan Zhou brings a wealth of expertise in international finance and macroeconomics. Prof. Zhou's academic journey has taken him across the globe, as his academic foundation was laid during his undergraduate years at the University of Chicago, where he studied Mathematics and Economics. This exposure and study helped develop his deep interest in economics research, which also set the stage for his future professional and academic development.
How Can Consumers Make Better Social Decisions? Prof. Theresa (Tess) Kwon’s Research Journey
Prof. Theresa Anna KWON, Assistant Professor in Marketing
Theresa (Tess) Kwon, an Assistant Professor of Marketing at HKU Business School, brings an international background with academic and professional experiences across the United States, South Korea, the Netherlands, and Hong Kong. Her journey into marketing began with an interest in the psychological aspects of fashion, which evolved into a broader passion for understanding consumer behaviour. She leverages insights from marketing, psychology, and behavioural economics to study how consumers can make better decisions to enhance their own and others’ well-being.
Professor Sundara Panchanatham’s Journey of Empowering Change through Knowledge and Compassion for Better Lives
Professor Sundara Panchanatham, Assistant Professor in Innovation and Information Management
Public healthcare systems are often under scrutiny on how they cope with growing demand and evolving health needs. Professor Sundara Natarajan Panchanatham has been studying ways to make them more accessible, efficient and sustainable.
Putting Families First: Professor Naijia Guo Shines a Spotlight on Family Economics and Tackles Asia’s Fertility Concerns
Professor Naijia Guo, Assistant Professor in Economics
Professor Naijia Guo has extensively researched labour economics and family economics, with a particular focus on structural labour. Having grown up in Shenzhen, a Southern Chinese city instrumental to China’s reform and opening-up, she is especially interested to this research topic. There, Professor Guo witnessed rapid developments driven by an influx of labour which has created a unique immigrant culture.
Putting Families First: Professor Naijia Guo Shines a Spotlight on Family Economics and Tackles Asia’s Fertility Concerns
Professor Naijia Guo, Assistant Professor in Economics
Professor Naijia Guo has extensively researched labour economics and family economics, with a particular focus on structural labour. Having grown up in Shenzhen, a Southern Chinese city instrumental to China’s reform and opening-up, she is especially interested to this research topic. There, Professor Guo witnessed rapid developments driven by an influx of labour which has created a unique immigrant culture.
Combatting Gender and Racial Bias in Organisation: Professor Soojin Oh’s Journey of Advocating Diversity and Inclusion
Professor Soojin Oh, Assistant Professor in Management and Strategy
Born and raised in Seoul, South Korea, Professor Soojin Oh aspires to use his knowledge to help combat gender and racial bias for underrepresented leaders. Impressed by the unique blend of cultures and identities within Hong Kong, Prof. Oh decided to embark on his journey to HKU Business School as an Assistant Professor in Management and Strategy.
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