Publications:
Testing the validity of PPP for China: evidence from the Fourier quantile unit root test (2023) (with Kenneth Chan and Xiaoyi Liang), Review of International Economics, vol. 31(2), 464-492. Link
The effect of industrial robots’ adoption on urban income inequality in China (2023) (with Dongxiao Zheng and Jinxing Zhang), Applied Economics Letters, 1-8. Link
Digital financial inclusion and illegal fundraising in China (2022) (with Jing Xie, Shiyun Cao and Hao Zhang), Applied Economics., vol. 54 (48), 5575-5590. Link
Domestic migration and the risk of households being defrauded in urban China (2022) (with Mengqian Ye and Nan Lian), Frontiers in Human Dynamics, vol.3, 63. Link
Cultures, genes and savings behavior in China (2022) (with Kenneth Chan and Tingting Li), International Review of Economics and Finance, vol. 80, 134-146. Link
Home ownership and life satisfaction of migrants in urban China (2021) (with Mengqian Ye and Hao Zhang), Applied Economics Letters, vol. 28(4), 287-293. Link
Macroeconomic adjustment with managed exchange rates and capital controls: Some lessons from China (2020) (with Hongyi Chen and Paul D. McNelis) Economic Modelling , vol. 91(C), pages 759-768. Link
Digital financial inclusion and consumption smoothing in China (2020) (with Isabel K. M. Yan, Xingjian Yi and Hao Zhang), China and World Economy, vol 28, 64-93. Link
Offshore fears and onshore risk: Exchange rate pressures and bank volatility contagion in the People's Republic of China (2020) (with Paul D. McNelis), Economic and Political Studies, vol.8(3), 374-393. Link
Siblings effects and housing tenure decisions: Evidence from China (2020) (with Jiaying Yao and Hao Zhang), Applied Economics Letter, vol.27(9), 714-718. Link
Capital market integration in ASEAN: A non-stationary panel data analysis (2018) (with Kenneth S. Chan and Vinh Dang), North American Journal of Economics and Finance, vol 46, 249-60. Link
Kaldorian disaggregation, temporary migration and welfare: theory and calibration (2018) (with Tao Cai, Bharat Hazari and Vijay Mohan), Pacific Economic Review, vol 23:2, 193-221. Link
China's capital and 'hot' money flows: An empirical investigation. (2016) (with Tao Cai and Vinh Dang), Pacific Economic Review, vol 21:3, 276-94. Link
Long-run relationship between inequality and growth in post-reform China: New evidence from dynamic panel model (2016) (with Tingting Li, Yong Wang and Dingtao Zhao), International Review of Economics and Finance, vol 41, 238-52. Link
Kaldorian Disaggregation, Temporary Migration and Domestic Welfare (2016) (with Bharat R. Hazari and Vijay Mohan), Review of Development Economics, vol. 20(2), pages 468-474. Link
Consumption risk sharing and self-insurance across provinces in China: 1952-2008 (2014) (with Kenneth S. Chan and Isabel K. M. Yan), China Economic Review, vol 30, 66-85. Link
Intergovernmental Fiscal Arrangements and Provincial Consumption Risk Sharing in China (2014) (with Erin P. K. So and Isabel K. M. Yan), Emerging Markets Finance and Trade, vol 50 (3), 45-58. Link
Regional capital mobility in China: economic reform with limited financial integration. (2013) (with Paul D. McNelis and Isabel K. M. Yan), Journal of International Money and Finance, vol 37, 493-503. Link
Is the provincial capital market segmented in China? (2013) (with Kenneth S. Chan and Isabel K. M. Yan), Review of Development Economics, vol 17(3), 430-46. Link
Regional capital mobility in China: 1978-2006 (2011) (with Kenneth S. Chan, Isabel K. M. Yan and Vinh Dang), Journal of International Money and Finance, vol 30, 1506-15. Link
Grant:
1. PI, "Households Consumption Risk Sharing in China: Empirical Investigation, Welfare Analysis and Policies Evaluations", National Natural Science Foundation of China, project No. 71403061, grant amount: 200,000 RMB, 2015-2017.
2. PI, "Households income risks, consumption insurance and consumption stimulation in China: Theoretical, empirical and policy analyses based on incomplete markets model", National Natural Science Foundation of China, project No. 72073036, grant amount: 480,000 RMB, 2021-2024.