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Qingkai Dong

Qingkai Dong is an Assistant Professor of Accounting at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. His research examines how financial regulation and reporting mandates shape resource allocation, accountability, and organizational incentives, particularly in the public sector.
Fiscal Policy

How Federal Surveys Quietly Reshape Local Infrastructure Spending

Matthias Breuer
In new research, Matthias Breuer and Qingkai Dong examine how federal data collection can influence local spending. They examine road surveys, showing that roads included in federal samples are more likely to be funded and those that are not often face funding and safety declines, reflecting a need for improved measurement systems.

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