Seminar

Abstract

Air and water pollution in China has created public concern.  In this talk, we discuss our empirical findings about the short-term and long-term implications of Chinese manufacturers who violated environmental regulations.   Also, we present a model that can enable Chinese government to use publicly available data to predict which firm is more likely to violate regulations in the future.*

*This talk is based on two research papers: 1. Chris KY Lo, Christopher S Tang, Yi Zhou, Andy CL Yeung, Di Fan, 2018. Environmental Incidents and the Market Value of Firms: An Empirical Investigation in the Chinese Context, M&SOM; and 2. Chris KY Lo, Christopher S Tang, Yi Zhou, 2018. Environmental Violations in China: Evaluating Their Long-term Impact and Predicting Future Violations, Working Paper, UCLA. 

Short Bio

A foremost scholar on supply chain management, having published more than 100 articles in academic journals, magazines and newspapers as well as five books, Distinguished Professor Christopher S. Tang holds the Edward W. Carter Chair in Business Administration.