Associate Professor, the Department of Economics, School of Economics and Management, Tsinghua University. She received her B.S. in Geology and B.A. in Economics from Peking University in 1998, M.S. in Environmental Sciences from Peking University in 2001, Ph.D. in Public Policy from Harvard University in 2007. Courses Taught: Environmental and Resource Economics (Undergraduate), Environmental and Energy Economics (Graduate), Freshman Seminar on Climate Change and Carbon Finance, Managerial Economics (IMBA), and Seminar Course on Chinese Economy (with Bai Chong-En).

Her research interests include Environmental and Energy Economics, such as China’s environmental tax reform, economic instrument for mitigating climate change, computable general equilibrium (CGE) modeling, and green productivity. Her research projects include Chinese National Science Function Project, Social Science Funding from Department of Education, IDRC-EEPSEA project, Environmental for Development (EFD) project, Tsinghua Self-Research Project, Tsinghua-K.U. Leuven research collaboration project, and also involved in the 973 climate change project led by NDRC and Tsinghua Low-carbon economic institute project. Her papers were published on Review of Environmental Economics and Policy, Review of Income and Wealth, Asian Economic Policy Review, Asian Economic Journal, and Chinese journals such as Economic Research, Financial Research and etc. She receives McKinsey China Economics Award in 2011, Gregory Chow Best Paper Award in 2005 and East Asian Economic Association Best Paper Award in 2004.

She is affiliated research fellow with Center of China and the World Economy, Tsinghua National Institute of Fiscal Studies. She is member of American Association of Environmental and Resource Economists (AERE), European Association of Environmental and Resource Economists (EAERE), Member of Environmental Economics Branch under Chinese Environmental Science Association, Editor Board Member of Environmental Economics and Policy, and serves as consultant for the World Bank and UNECAP.

Research Areas: International Economics, Urban Economics, and Regional Economics

Research Areas: Macroeconomics, Finance, Monetary and Fiscal Policy, and Economic History

Associate Professor  

Ph.D. in Economics, Tsinghua University 2014

Email: linfu@cufe.edu.cn

Research fieids : Economic History, Chinese Economy, culture and economics

Homepage: https://sites.google.com/site/2018linfu/home

Job title: Associate Professor, Department of Economics 

Telephone: 86-10-62753493 

E-mail: guanhh@pku.edu.cn  

Fax: 010-62751460 

Research field: 100871 

Address: No.5, Yiheyuan Road, Haidian District, Beijing, P. R. China 

Education background:

2005.7-Ph.D in Economics, Zhejiang University

2001.7-Master of History, Central China Normal University

1991.7-Bachelor of History, Wuhan University 

Work experience:

2011.7-present，Associate Professor of School of Economics in Peking University

2008.7-2011.7, Assistant Professor of School of Economics in Peking University

2005.7-2008.7, Postdoctoral researcher in applied economics of School of Economics and Management in Tsinghua University 

Research interests:

History of China's Economy

Development Ecnomics

International Ecnomics 

Teaching:

History of China's Economy (For undergraduate students)

History of Economy of People's Republic of China (Optional course for the whole university)

Econometric methods in economic history(For graduate students)

Research on some topics of economic history(For graduate students)

Publications:

1.Economic Openness and Government Size: New Findings from the History 1850 -

2009(coauthor with Maojie and Lin Zhixian),Economic Research Journal, pp.87-

101, July,2015.

2.Denationalization of Money:A Research Based on China's Experience at Western

Han Dynasty, 175 B.C. – 144 B.C.(coauthor with Chen Bokai),China Economic

Quarterly, Vol.14 , No4, pp. 1497-1519, July, 2010.

3.“Economic Development; Political Structure, and China's Modern Education

Disequilibrium: 1907-1930”(coauthor with Yan Se and Lin Zhixian),Economic

science, pp.104-117, January,2014.

4. “A Study of GDP and Its Structure in China's Ming Dynasty””(coauthor with

David Daokui Li),, China Economic Quarterly, Vol.19 , No13, pp.787-828,

April, 2010.

5. “Floating Standard Exchange, Dual Exchange Rates and China's conomy: 1870—

1900”, Economic Research Journal, August, pp.113-123, 2008.

6. “Validity of the Comparative Advantage Theory: An Empirical Test from

Chinese Historical Data”, Economic Research Journal, October, pp.151-160,

2007.

7.“China's Macro Economy in the Great Depression”, Economic Research Journal,

February, pp.16-26, 2007. 

Honors and Awards:

Teaching Excellence Award，Peking University,2014

Research Areas: Government and Economics, International Trade, and International Finance

Professor Zhangkai HUANG is an Associate Professor of Finance in the School of Economics and Management at Tsinghua University. He got his Ph.D. in Finance from Said Business School of University of Oxford in 2003, Masters in Finance from University of Essex in 1999, and BA in Business from Guangdong University of Foreign Studies in 1998.

Professor Huang's main research area is corporate finance; he is carrying out research projects in capital structure, privatization, and private equity. Professor Huang currently teaches postgraduate and MBA courses in Corporate Finance and Capital Market, Mergers, Acquisitions and Corporate Restructuring.

His publications include Journal Articles  Price effect on Restricted Shares Lifted 、 An empirical study on the cash dividend increase announcement effect of public companies with rights offerings 、 Marketability, Control, and the Pricing of Block Shares 、 The Earnings Quality Effect of Reform of Non-tradable Shares 、 The Research on the First-day Underpricing of Convertible Bonds 、 The Competition between Bank Branches and between State-owned Banks and their Influence on Economic Growth 、 Structure Analysis of Board of Directors of Listed Companies in China 、 Financial intermediaries: Literature Review and the Latest Development 、 An Empirical Study on The Pricing of Block Shares in China 、 Non-Credible Privatization 、 Ultimate Privatization and Change in Firm Performance .

Before joining Tsinghua, Professor Huang was Lecturer of Finance of Lancaster University between 2002 and 2003, and Assistant Professor of Finance of Guanghua School of Management in Peking University between 2003 and 2009. He has been Associate Professor of Finance of School of Economics and Management in Tsinghua University since 2009/

Assistant research fellow in China Center for Internet Economy Research. Ph.D. of Applied Economics of Tsinghua University, School of Economics and Management. Visiting Scholar of Harvard University. Research domain: Macroeconomics, Government Behavior and Internet Economics. 

Publications:

David Daokui Li, Sijia Hu, “Globalization in Reverse: Challenges and Strategies”, Economics Information (Chinese journal), 2017, vol 4. 

David Daokui Li, Sijia Hu, “Trump Tax Cut and China-US Trade Conflict” , Economics Information (Chinese journal), 2019, vol 2.