Zhenglian Wang

Abstract In recent years, heat stroke (HS) have been reported with increasing frequency, and this trend is hard to separate from broader environmental changes, including climate change, recurrent extreme heat events, and air pollution. When people are exposed to high-temperature environments for a prolonged period, especially during intense physical activity, the condition may progress to HS. HS is an acute and potentially fatal disorder that can deteriorate rapidly if not treated in time.

Forecasts of household vehicle consumption are important for automobile market analyses. This paper employs the ProFamy extended cohort-component new method to project household vehicle consumption from 2000 to 2025 across four regions of the United States (the Northeast, Midwest, South and West). Econometric modelling Automotive industry (general) United States Strategy Qiushi Feng National University of Singapore Zhenglian Wang Households and Consumption Forecasting Inc.