Jimmy Chien
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Jimmy Chien's research interests encompass the historical context of opium use and its related disorders, particularly within the setting of Hong Kong. His work has explored the complex relationship between natural resources, green growth, and the moderating influence of green innovations and environmental regulations in OECD countries. Additionally, Chien has investigated the impact of professional networks on mutual fund performance. His scholarly output includes a conversation published in 1981, alongside more recent publications in 2023 and 2026, indicating ongoing engagement with academic inquiry.
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- Publications: 2
Selected Publications
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Are Natural Resources a Curse for Green Growth in OECD Countries? The Moderating Role of Green Innovations and Environmental Regulations (2026)
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The Quality of Your Network Matters: Professional Connections and Mutual Fund Performance (2023)
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- The Quality of Your Network Matters: Professional Connections and Mutual Fund Performance
- The Quality of Your Network Matters: Professional Connections and Mutual Fund Performance
- Are Natural Resources a Curse for Green Growth in OECD Countries? The Moderating Role of Green Innovations and Environmental Regulations
- Are Natural Resources a Curse for Green Growth in OECD Countries? The Moderating Role of Green Innovations and Environmental Regulations
- Are Natural Resources a Curse for Green Growth in OECD Countries? The Moderating Role of Green Innovations and Environmental Regulations
- Are Natural Resources a Curse for Green Growth in OECD Countries? The Moderating Role of Green Innovations and Environmental Regulations
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