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Research on the Corporate Social Responsibility Input and Corporate Performance based on DEA-Tobit Analysis
Bai Nannan,Fang Dan
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From the perspective of input and output, the DEA-Tobit method is used to improve the corporate social responsibility input and corporate performance layer by layer, and the maximum likelihood estimation of the optimal solution is verified according to the DEA censored data. The empirical analysis of corporate social responsibility performance of listed manufacturing companies in Shanghai and Shenzhen stock market shows that the overall investment in corporate social responsibility optimization has more obvious fluctuation characteristics than the amount of corporate social responsibility. Meanwhile, corporate philanthropic responsibility input has more obvious fluctuation than corporate ethical responsibility in the improvement of corporate performance.
2018, 38 (05): 95-100. DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1672-6952.2018.05.017
China's Carbon Emissions and Correlation Analysis of Foreign Direct Investment and Export Trade
Yu Dan, Fang Dan, Wang Bo, Miao Xinyu
Abstract434)      PDF (1689KB)(291)      
With China's economic sustainable development, people's living standards improved, but the attendant environmental problems are increasingly prominent, the greenhouse effect is particularly prominent. Many scholars pay much attention to the relationship between China's carbon emissions and foreign direct investment and export trade. The effect of foreign direct investment and export trade on carbon emissions were studied through the panel data of 28 provincial units of 2000-2012. The results show that the total amount of foreign direct investment was a positive correlation with the carbon emissions in China. From the relative close degree, foreign direct investment on carbon emissions was greater than the total amount of export trade. 
2015, 35 (6): 72-76. DOI: 10.3696/j.issn.1672-6952.2015.06.016
Study on the Correlativity between the Foreign Direct Investment and Carbon Emissions in Liaoning Province
Yu Dan, Fang Dan, Wang Bo, Yang Bangxing
Abstract386)      PDF (1570KB)(310)      
With the development of our national economy, the scale of investment increased gradually at the business. The characteristics of the introduction of FDI scale of 19992013 in Liaoning province were summarized, to evaluate the carbon emissions from 1999 to 2013 in Liaoning province. Correlation between exploring the introduction of Liaoning province FDI scale and carbon emissions was studied, and the econometric methods was used. Through the ADF unit root test, cointegration test, the Grainger causality test, and generalized impulse response function method, the relationship between the identities of both was established, and a detailed analysis was made, the relevant reduction of Liaoning province carbon emission was put forward to propose according to the empirical conclusion.
2015, 35 (5): 77-82. DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1672-6952.2015.05.018
   
Indicator Test for Security Market Quality Influenced by Institutional Investors
FANG Dan
Abstract348)      PDF (138KB)(197)      
 
Institutional investor has become the mainstream in the security market.With the security market developing,the shares that institutional investors hold reach 40% and the effect on security market quality is increasing.But wether the operation of investing fund can improve the market quality still need to further test. The security market quality was defined and liquidity and volatility were choosed as testing indicators to investigate the effect which funds cause in security market.Therefore the validity of institutional investors in securities market can be verified by enhancing the liquidity and reducing volatility.And the conclution is that in the non-bullmarket the operation of institutional investors can enhance the liquidity of market.
2011, 31 (2): 86-89. DOI: 10.3696/j.issn.1672-6952.2011.02.022