Shuqiong Wang

Anhui University of Finance and Economics

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Shuqiong Wang is a leading scholar at the intersection of environmental regulation, corporate finance, and intelligent manufacturing. Her research critically examines how policy frameworks and technological adoption reshape firm-level investment and financing decisions. In her highly cited 2024 study, "Environmental regulation, intelligent manufacturing and corporate investment & financing: Evidence from industrial robot investment," Wang provides groundbreaking empirical evidence linking environmental mandates to firms’ strategic deployment of industrial robots, demonstrating how automation mediates the financial impacts of regulatory pressure. This work, with 14 citations in its first year, has quickly become a foundational reference for understanding the dual pressures of sustainability and digitization on corporate behavior. Wang’s contributions are particularly valuable for policymakers and business leaders navigating the complex trade-offs between environmental compliance, technological upgrading, and capital structure. By bridging environmental economics with corporate finance, she offers actionable insights into how intelligent manufacturing can align with regulatory goals without compromising financial stability. Her research continues to shape debates on green innovation and industrial policy, making her a vital voice for students and researchers exploring the future of sustainable corporate strategy.