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This book mainly focuses on the application of psychology to applied economics and teaching practice. Representative cases include the following studies: (1) Exploring the Impact of the Escalation of Sino-US Trade Friction on China's Soybean Imports from the Perspective of Investor's Psychological Anxiety; (2) The Impact of Digital Financial Inclusion on Female Employment in China: From the Perspective of Solving the Employment Dilemma and Realizing Psychological Happiness; (3) Empirical Analysis of Infrastructure Construction on Export Performance of Trade in Services under the Belt and Road Initiative Considering Psychological Needs and Happiness Levels; (4) A New Research Framework of International Development of Strategic Emerging Industries considering Residents' Happiness and Psychological Analysis of Decision Makers; (5) Directors' and Executives' Liability Insurance and Investment Efficiency: A Study Based on Managers' Psychological Anxiety and Management Defense Theory; (6) The Impact of Online Teaching on Students' Mental Health State and Happiness of Promoting Teaching and Learning.
About the author
Dr. Linyue Li, Associate Professor at School of International Trade and Economics, Central University of Finance and Economics, Beijing, China, and senior researcher of Claremont Institute for Economic Policy Studies (CIEPS), California, USA. Her main areas of study include international money and finance, international economics and econometrics.
