Senior Researcher | Institute of Agricultural Economics and Development, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences | China
Dr. Junping Guo is an emerging researcher at the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, contributing to interdisciplinary work at the interface of environmental policy, sustainable development, and ecological management. His scholarly output demonstrates a focused yet impactful research trajectory, reflected through 35 citations, 3 publications, and an h-index of 2, underscoring a growing influence in the field. Dr. Guo’s research addresses critical issues such as environmental tax reform, ecological deficit compensation, and green development, providing evidence-based insights for policy innovation and environmental governance. His recent work on the environmental tax reform and green development of Shanghai, published in the Journal of Environmental Management, highlights his capability to integrate ecological valuation with fiscal strategy, offering practical frameworks to support low-carbon transitions in rapidly urbanizing regions. With collaborations involving multidisciplinary teams and co-authors from environmental economics, sustainability science, and public policy, Dr. Guo’s research contributes to strengthening national and regional strategies for ecological protection. His scholarly activities emphasize societal impact, particularly in advancing data-driven environmental decision-making and supporting China’s broader goals for carbon neutrality and ecological modernization. Through a steadily expanding publication record and growing citation influence, Dr. Guo continues to establish himself as a promising scholar committed to addressing global environmental challenges through rigorous, policy-oriented research.
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Featured Publications
- Guo, J. (2025). Effect of environmental tax reform on the green development of Shanghai: Taxation design based on ecological deficit value compensation. Journal of Environmental Management.