The Research of Political Economies in Chinese Nations

This research has investigated Confucius ethical philosophies and political philosophies and the implications to political economies from a statistical perspective in Chinese nations and cultural sphere. Ethical and political philosophies have been an abstract but normative account to political economies for a long time; however, such implications to political economies have not been viewed from a statistical perspective. This paper has taken a brief account on ethical and political ideas that inform contemporary political economies, which have been operationalized to numerical variables and matched to political economic expenditure for statistical regressions, whose results have indicated that the ethical and political tradition does have implications on political economies, whose implication strengths are stronger than residual influences of economic development and globalization. This paper seems to confirm the presence of unique political economies model in the Chinese nations and cultural sphere, as being a significance of this research.

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Shiu has graduated with a B.B.A./B.Eng in Univ. of Hong Kong, M.A. in King's College London and he is doing a Ph.D. in King's College London now. He has worked as a research assistant in and he has scholarships from King's College London. He has published papers as book chapter, proceeding, journal, business case and manuscript as well.

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This research has investigated Confucius' ethical philosophies and political philosophies and the implications to political economies from a statistical perspective in Chinese nations and cultural sphere. Ethical and political philosophies have been an abstract but normative account to political economies for a long time; however, such implications to political economies have not been viewed from a statistical perspective. This paper has taken a brief account on ethical and political ideas that inform contemporary political economies, which have been operationalized to numerical variables and matched to political economic expenditure for statistical regressions, whose results have indicated that the ethical and political tradition does have implications on political economies, whose implication strengths are stronger than residual influences of economic development and globalization. This paper seems to confirm the presence of unique political economies model in the Chinese nations and cultural sphere, as being a significance of this research.