 Yuqing Zheng, Ph.D. Research Associate
Department of Applied Economics and Management
311 Warren Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 14850
E-mail: yz248@cornell.edu
Ph.D. in Applied Economics, Auburn University, 2006
Research Interests: Empirical IO, trade and labor, applied econometrics
Curriculum Vitae Teaching Evaluation (Cornell 4.3, AUM 4.78) My Statistics at SSRN My Statistics at Repec
I. Refereed Journals Articles - Zheng, Y., T.
Bar, and H.M. Kaiser. 2010. “Generic Advertising in an Asymmetric Cournot
Oligopoly.” American Journal of
Agricultural Economics, forthcoming.
- Francis, J. and Y. Zheng. 2010. “Trade Liberalization, Unemployment and Adjustment: Evidence from NAFTA Using State Level Data.” Applied Economics, forthcoming.
- Zheng, Y. and H.M. Kaiser. 2009. “Dairy-borne Disease Outbreak and Milk Demand: A Study using Outbreak Surveillance Data.” Agricultural and Resource Economics Review 38, forthcoming.
- Zheng, Y. and H.M. Kaiser. 2009. “Nonparallel Demand Increases in an Asymmetric Cournot Oligopoly.” Applied Economics Letters, forthcoming.
- Zheng, Y. and H.M. Kaiser. 2009. “Evaluating the Effectiveness of Generic Advertising versus Nonadvertising Marketing Activities on New York State Milk Markets.” Agribusiness: An International Journal, forthcoming.
- Zheng, Y. H.W. Kinnucan, and H.M. Kaiser. 2009. “Measuring and Testing Advertising-Induced Rotation in the Demand Curve.” Applied Economics 40: forthcoming.
- Zheng, Y. and H.M. Kaiser. 2008. “Advertising and U.S. Nonalcoholic Beverage Demand.” Agricultural and Resource Economics Review, 37 (2, October, lead article):147-159..
- Zheng, Y. and H.M. Kaiser. 2008. “Estimating Asymmetric Advertising Response: An Application to U.S. Nonalcoholic Beverage Demand.” Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics: 40(3): 837–49.
- Zheng, Y., H. W. Kinnucan and H. Thompson. 2008. “News and Food Price Volatility.” Applied Economics 40(13, lead article): 1629-1635.
- Kinnucan, H. W., Y. Zheng, and G. Brehmer. 2006. "State Aid and Student Performance: A Supply-Demand Analysis." Education Economics 491-513.
- Kinnucan, H. W. and Y. Zheng. 2004. "Advertising's Effect on the Market Demand Elasticity: A Note." Agribusiness: An International Journal 181-88. 14: 20:
II. Book Chapter
Kinnucan, H. W. and Y. Zheng. “National Benefit-Cost Estimates for the Dairy, Beef, Pork and Cotton Promotion Programs.” Chapter 12 in H. Kaiser, J.M. Alston, J. Crespi, and R.J. Sexton (eds.) The Economics of Commodity Promotion Programs: Lessons from California. New York, NY: Peter Lang Publishing, 2005. Available at amazon.com Summary findings of this book are available in a recent issue of Review of Agricultural Economics 29(2007):40-63
III. Work in Progress
- Trade, Geography and Wage Inequality, revise and resubmit w Economic Inquiry, with John Francis
- Falling Trade Costs and Rising Wage Inequality: the Role of Labor Market Sorting, working paper, with John Francis
- Competition in Economics Journals–A Two-sided Market Approach, with T. Bar and H. Kaiser, in progress
IV. Professional Activities
Journal Referee for Peer-Reviewed Journals (number of reviews n = 15)
Agribusiness: an International Journal
Agricultural and Resource Economics Review
American Journal of Agricultural Economics
American Journal of Mathematical and Management Sciences
Canadian Journal of Agricultural Economics
Food Economics
International Economics and Finance Journal
Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics
Journal of Economics Integration
Southern Business and Economic Journal
V. Short Bio
I (my Chinese name is 郑于青) conduct research in the areas of price analysis (empirical IO), trade impact on labor, and quantitative methods. I obtained my Ph.D. degree with a minor in Statistics in August 2006 from Auburn University under the direction of professor Henry W. Kinnucan. I worked as adjunct professor and full-time instructor in the business school (AACSB accredited) at Auburn University-Montgomery when finishing my Ph.D. study. Since then, I accepted a research associate III position with the Cornell Commodity Promotion Research Program in the Department of Applied Economics and Management at Cornell University. My recent work focuses on the structural estimation of economics journal pricing from a two-sided market perspective, and trade impact on rising wage inequality. I was from Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China, a beautiful city that served as one of the seven ancient capitals for China. I am happily married to Fei Ye, a graduate of Industrial and Labor Relations at Cornell, with a son Yi Zheng. I have lived in Alabama, Maryland, New York, and North Carolina and traveled to Arkansas, Arizona, California, DC, Delaware, Georgia, Florida, Louisiana, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Nevada, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia.
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