Dr Mingjing Zhang, Capital University of Economics and Business, China
Mingjing Zhang is a doctoral graduate specializing in Accounting at Capital University of Economics and Business, Beijing. With a keen interest in corporate finance, corporate governance, and the green economy, Zhang has contributed significantly to research, notably exploring topics like supply chain alliances and environmental management systems. Their expertise extends to using Stata, Python, and Microsoft Office for data analysis. Zhang has published in prestigious journals such as International Review of Economics and Finance and Economics and Management Research. Recognized for academic excellence, they have received scholarships and awards, showcasing dedication to advancing financial understanding. 📊
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Mingjing Zhang’s accolades highlight their academic prowess and communication skills. They received the Second-class Scholarship from Capital University of Economics and Business in 2012, followed by a First-class Scholarship from Lanzhou University of Finance and Economics in 2019. In 2018, Zhang achieved Second prize in the English Speech Contest at Lanzhou University of Finance and Economics, demonstrating proficiency in both academic achievement and public speaking. These awards underscore Zhang’s commitment to excellence in education and their ability to excel in competitive academic and linguistic arenas. 🏅
Research Focus
Mingjing Zhang’s research primarily focuses on the economic aspects of environmental sustainability and ecological valuation. Specializing in corporate finance and governance, Zhang investigates how enterprises can integrate environmental considerations into their financial strategies. Their studies, spanning topics such as ecological product value realization in tourism services and wetland ecosystems, emphasize practical applications of economic theories to environmental management. Through detailed case studies and performance audits, Zhang contributes to understanding the financial implications of ecological conservation and compensation mechanisms, promoting sustainable practices in regions like Gansu Province. Their work exemplifies a commitment to bridging economic principles with environmental stewardship. 🌱
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