The Impacts of COVID-19 Shock on Intergenerational Income Mobility: Evidence from China

Jiang, Shiqi; Qi, Lingli; Lin, Xu

doi:10.3390/ijerph191811546

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“…In the literature concerning natural resources and environmental quality, ecological footprints and CO 2 emissions are commonly utilized to assess environmental quality [30]. However, this environmental quality has significantly deteriorated due to greenhouse gas emissions and a substantial ecological deficit [50]. As fuel inequality and environment (ine)quality refers to a form of inequality that goes beyond income-related factors and encompasses the inability to meet the energy requirements necessary for a comfortable, healthy, and sustainable environment, it can be considered synonymous with the concept of energy inequality.…”

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Energy Inequality Indicators: A Comprehensive Review for Exploring Ways to Reduce Inequality

Volodzkiene,

Streimikiene

2023

Energies

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Society faces challenges in achieving a climate-neutral society due to deepening energy inequality. The pandemic led to reduced emissions but also caused an economic downturn. Geopolitical tensions since 2022 raised energy prices, affecting affordability. To address these issues, this research aims to conduct a systematic literature review to explore the content, conceptualization, and distinguishing factors of energy inequality compared to similar concepts as well as to identify energy inequality dimensions and its indicators and explore ways to reduce it. A systematic literature review explored recent publications on energy inequality from 2019 to 2023, encompassing both pre-pandemic and pandemic-affected periods. This review analyzed 203 articles, with 61 of them directly focusing on energy inequality indicators. This research is conducted in several stages. Firstly, this article clarifies the concept of energy inequality and highlights its differences from related terms. Secondly, this study investigates the effects of energy inequality taking into account its diverse dimensions, and it categorizes these dimensions and their respective indicators based on their specific contexts. Thirdly, recommendations are provided for potential approaches to reduce energy inequality. The methodology integrates an examination of macroeconomic energy inequality statistics. The resulting findings hold the potential to significantly contribute towards cultivating a more environmentally conscious trajectory. Moreover, these outcomes play a pivotal role in advancing energy justice and effectively tackling the multifaceted challenges posed by energy inequality.

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Energy Inequality Indicators: A Comprehensive Review for Exploring Ways to Reduce Inequality

Volodzkiene,

Streimikiene

2023

Energies

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The Association of College Students’ Epidemic Stress Perception and Life Satisfaction in China: Role of Coping Flexibility and Perceived Social Support

Xue,

Chai,

2024

Sage Open

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The mental health problems caused by COVID-19 pandemic to every person and every group cannot be ignored, especially for college students, who are the main force of the society. Few studies explore the mechanism of action between college students’ epidemic stress perception and life satisfaction in China. The study aims to understand the association between the epidemic stress perception of COVID-19 on life satisfaction, and examines the effect of coping flexibility and perceived social support in China. We investigated 597 college students by questionnaire and found college students’ epidemic stress perception of COVID-19 was significantly negatively associated with life satisfaction; coping flexibility partially mediated the relationship between college students’ epidemic stress perception of COVID-19 and their life satisfaction; perceived social support moderated role in the first half of the mediating pathway. Practical strategies to improve college students’ life satisfaction were discussed in the paper.

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How Can Public Spaces Contribute to Increased Incomes for Urban Residents—A Social Capital Perspective

Su,

Xu,

Zhang

2024

Land

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The recovery of the global economy in the aftermath of COVID-19 faces enormous challenges. Ensuring stable income growth of the population has become an important means for developing countries to ensure sustained economic development. Raising the overall income of the population is a public initiative that benefits all citizens; therefore, governments of developing countries should promote the implementation of relevant public policies and the provision of public goods to ensure that existing economic instruments can benefit the entire population. In this regard, public space, as a typical form of public good, may play an important role in promoting the benefits of existing economic policies for all residents. This paper examines how residents’ use of public space contributes to their income growth through social capital. Hypotheses are tested based on an econometric analysis of 1565 questionnaires received from Chinese workers. The results show that residents’ use of public space can indeed be an important way to increase their income, which is realized through the enhancement of social capital. The research presented in this paper provides a new influence variable of public space to improve residents’ income. Further, it improves people’s understanding of the three classical concepts—public space, social capital, and income—by establishing the logical connection and theoretical explanation of physical space, emotional space, and value space in human society. The conclusions of this paper highlight the important role of public space in urban and rural development planning.

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The Impacts of COVID-19 Shock on Intergenerational Income Mobility: Evidence from China

Cited by 3 publications

References 55 publications

Energy Inequality Indicators: A Comprehensive Review for Exploring Ways to Reduce Inequality

Energy Inequality Indicators: A Comprehensive Review for Exploring Ways to Reduce Inequality

The Association of College Students’ Epidemic Stress Perception and Life Satisfaction in China: Role of Coping Flexibility and Perceived Social Support

How Can Public Spaces Contribute to Increased Incomes for Urban Residents—A Social Capital Perspective

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