In government we trust? Micro-business adaptation to climate change in four post-colonial and transitional economies of China

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• Adaptation Practices 66%
• Adaptation to Climate Change 100%
• Business Model Adaptation 100%
• Business Operator 33%
• China 33%
• China's Economy 100%
• Climate Change Risk 33%
• Colonial Economy 100%
• Copyright 33%
• Development Trajectory 33%
• Economic System 33%
• Governance Arrangements 33%
• Government Influence 33%
• Hong Kong 66%
• Incompetence 33%
• Institutional Context 33%
• Institutional Trust 100%
• Leadership Policy 33%
• Liberal Market Economy 33%
• Macao 66%
• Micro-business 100%
• Norm-setting 33%
• Policy Arrangements 33%
• Political Economy 33%
• Political Leadership 33%
• Political Norms 33%
• Politics 33%
• Post-transitional 100%
• Postcolonial 100%
• Private Action 33%
• Protective Measures 33%
• Public Confidence 33%
• Public Expectations 33%
• Risk Management 33%
• Sanya 66%
• Social Capital 66%
• Social Contract 66%
• Social Drivers 33%
• Social Mechanisms 33%
• Socialist Market Economy 33%
• Stated Adaptation 33%
• Structured Interview 33%
• Transition Economies 100%
• Trust in Public Institutions 33%
• Trust Relationship 33%
• Zhuhai 33%

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• Climate Change 100%
• Economic Systems 50%
• Hong Kong 100%
• Macao 100%
• Neglect 50%
• Political Economics 50%
• Political Leadership 50%
• Risk Management 50%
• Social Capital 100%
• Social Contract 100%
• Structured Interview 50%
• Transitional Society 100%

Economics, Econometrics and Finance

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• Economic Transition 100%
• Micro Business 100%
• Risk Management 50%
• Social Capital 100%
• Socialist Market Economy 50%
• State Intervention 50%