Danxia's Research
Research fields:
Digital Economics, Macro, Law & Econ, Finance, International, Labor, Health, Public
New! Wenshi Wei and Danxia Xie. 2024."Turing Growth Model", Available at SSRN: 4779554
Danxia Xie, Wenshi Wei and Yao Li. 2023. "A General Theory of Digital Economy: The World after Turing", Available at SSRN: http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.4531884.
Topic 1. Digital Economics
1.Cong, Lin William, Wenshi Wei, Danxia Xie, and Longtian Zhang, 2022. “Endogenous Growth Under Multiple Uses of Data." Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control, p.104395.
2.Xie, Danxia, and Longtian Zhang, 2022. “Endogenous growth with data generated during production.” Available at SSRN 4033576. under review, Journal of Monetary Economics.
3.Hou, Yao, Jinglei Huang, Danxia Xie, and Weidi Zhou, 2022. “The Limits to Growth in the Data Economy: How Data Storage Constraint Threats.” Midwest Macro Meetings 2022.
4.Cong, Lin William, Danxia Xie, Longtian Zhang, 2021. “Knowledge Accumulation, Privacy, and Growth in a Data Economy”, Management Science. No.11.
5. Xie, Danxia, and Buyuan Yang, 2022. "Endogenous Information Carrier Technology." Available at SSRN 4114985 (2022).
6. Xie, Danxia, and Buyuan Yang, 2021. "Information Carrier and Endogenous Growth." Available at SSRN 3974781 (2021).
More on Digital Economics
Topic 2. Knowledge Economics: Innovation, Growth, and Regulation
"A Regulatory Growth Model with Innovation Risks: Evidence from Pharmaceutical R&D and FDA"
"Growth, Innovation Uncertainties, and Regulation"
Bai, jie, Shanjun Li, Danxia Xie, and Hui Zhou, 2021. “Environmental Protection or Local Protectionism? Evidence from Tailpipe Emission Standards in China”, American Economic Association Paper & Proceedings. May.
"The Value and Pricing of Personalized Medicine" (with Tomas Philipson) in progress
"Regulatory Cycles" in progress
Topic 3. Finance, Macro-Finance, Financial Crisis
"Financial Stability and Monetary Policy," with Gary Hufbauer, Journal of International Economic Law, (2010) vol. 13(3).
"US Credit Crisis and Spillovers to Asia," with Morris Goldstein, Asian Economic Policy Review, (2009) vol. 4(2).
"A Rational Rush Theory of Financing Innovations"
"Patent Design for Economic and Financial Risk: Theory and Evidence"
"Innovation-induced Bank Runs: Run in and Run out"
"Internal and External Agency Costs and Business Cycle"
"Shadow Banking in China" in progress
"Financial and Real Networks" (with Qingqing Chen) in progress
Topic 4. Monetary Economics and Monetary Policy
Hou, Yao, Rong Li, Danxia Xie, Longtian Zhang, and Qingquan Zhang, 2022. “The Evolution of Monetary Rules with Financial Stability Considerations.” Applied Economics, forthcoming.
"Financial Stability and Monetary Policy," with Gary Hufbauer, Journal of International Economic Law, (2010) vol. 13(3).
"Monetary Policy: the Innovation Channel" in progress
Topic 5. International Econ, International Macro, Exchange Rate
"Estimation of De Facto Flexibility Parameter and Basket Weights in Evolving Exchange Rate Regimes," with Jeffrey Frankel,
American Economic Review, (2010) vol. 100(2).
Frankel, Jeffrey, Yao Hou, and Danxia Xie. 2022. “Estimation of Exchange Rate Target Zone with Structural Breaks,” American Economic Association Annual Meeting (AEA) 2023.
"Analysis of the Evolution of Renminbi's Exchange Rate Regime" (with Jeffrey Frankel)
Topic 6. Growth, Development, China
Xie, Danxia and Zhang Longtian, 2019. “Labor Share Inconstancy During Grand Transformations: Theory and Evidence”, The Econometric Society Asian Meeting
Xie, Danxia and Yang Buyuan, 2019. “Solow to Becker-Lucas”, The Econometric Society China Meeting
Topic 7. Labor, Family Economics
Hou, Yao, Ke Tang, Jiangyuan Wang, Danxia Xie, and Hanzhe Zhang 2022. “Assortative Mating on Bloodtype”, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), 119(51).
"Two Beckers: 2-Dimensional Matching with Household Production" (with Pierre-André Chiappori) in progress
Topic 8. Health Economics
Tang, Ke, Danxia Xie, Liyan Yang and Jiaqing Zeng, 2021. “Hospital Run”, under review, SSRN 3911057.
UChicago PhD Dissertation
"Growth, Risks, and Institutional Design in the Knowledge Economy"