Feng Chen

I am an Associate Professor at LIER, Liaoning University.

My research interests lie in labor economics, public economics, and development economics.

Email: fchen9@tulane.edu; chenfeng@lnu.edu.cn

Publication

Fanyu Liu, Kerui Geng, Feng Chen*, Gone with the Wind? Impacts of Hurricanes on College Enrollment and Completion, Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, 2025
Feng Chen, Wei Long, Silence Breaking: Sex Crime Reporting in the MeToo Era. Journal of Population Economics, 2024
Feng Chen, Douglas N Harris, Mary Penn, The Effects of Charter School Entry on the Supply of Teachers from University-based Education Programs. Economics of Education Review, 2024
Douglas N. Harris, Feng Chen, Rylie C. Martin, Ann F. Bernhardt, Christopher R. Marsicano, Paul T. von Hippel, The Effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Educational Attainment. RSF: The Russell Sage Foundation Journal of the Social Sciences, 2024
Feng Chen, Douglas N. Harris, The Market-Level Effects of Charter Schools on Student Outcomes: A National Analysis of School Districts. Journal of Public Economics, 2023
Feng Chen*. Does Paid Family Leave Save Infant Lives? Evidence from California's Paid Family Leave Program. Contemporary Economic Policy, 2023

* Corresponding author

Input-Trade Liberalization, Female-Skill Intensity and Fertility in China, with Renliang Liu, & Miaojie Yu , R&R at Journal of Development Economics
Old-Age Security and Fertility: Evidence from China’s Rural Pension Reform, with Wei Huang, & Hong Liu
Having a Second Child, the Hidden Role of Local Gender Norms, with Dandan Wang
Parents' Misperceptions, Educational Investment, and Children's Skill Formation: Evidence from a Field Experiment in Rural China, with Pengfei Chu, Jia Wu, & Shu Xu
Let a Thousand Flowers Bloom: A National Analysis of Charter School Effect Heterogeneity, with Douglas Harris, & Nick Lacoste
The Hidden Costs of Police Brutality: Police-Involved Killings and Public Finance, with Stephanie Cheng, Yu Liu, & Wei Long

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