XING, Yuqing

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  • Position:
    Professor (joint-appointment)
  • Degree:
    Ph.D (Economics), University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA
    M.A (Economics), Peking University, China
    B.S (Mathematics), Peking University, China
  Specialty:
  International Economics, Development Economics, Chinese Economy
• Current Research Interests:
  Processing Trade, Exchange Rates and China�fs Bilateral Trade Balances;
  The Yuan�fs Internationalization
• Professional Career:

  2010	Visiting Researcher, Asian Development Bank Institute
  2009	Consultant, Asian Development Bank
  2009	Visiting Senior Research Fellow, East Asian Institute, National University of Singapore
  2008-present	Professor of GRIPS
  2008	Visiting Senior Research Fellow, East Asian Institute, National University of Singapore
  2007	Director, Research Institute of International University of Japan
  2006	Visiting Research Fellow, Bank of Finland
  2005	Director of International Development Program, International University of Japan
  2005	Professor of Economics, International University of Japan
  2004	Sabbatical Fellow, World Institute for Development Economics Research, the United Nations University
  2002	Associate Professor of Economics, International University of Japan
  2002	Visiting Research Fellow, the Research Center, China Galaxy Securities Limited
  1998	Visiting Assistant Professor, the Institute of Advanced Studies, the United Nations University
  1996	Assistant Professor, International University of Japan.

• Selected publications:
  �gHow the iPhone Widens the United States Trade Deficit with PRC,�h working paper, No. 257, Asian Development Bank Institute, 2010.

  (This paper has attracted extensive coverage by the mainstream medias in both the US and China. On Dec. 16, 2010, the Wall Street Journal published a full page article to report the major research results of the paper; on Jan. 10th, the Wall Street Journal published an editorial article which used the research results to support its arguments; The Time published an article on Jan 11th that discussed the policy implications of the paper. The Washington Post listed the paper as �ga must read�h and archived the paper in its server; Forbes published an article on Jan 18 based on the results of the paper. The National Public Radio of the US interviewed the author and made a radio program broadcasting in the US; Chinese Science Daily interviewed the authored and made a report; the Taiwan�fs Central Bank Translated the paper into Chinese and circulated internally)

  
  �gThe Yuan�fs Exchange Rates and Pass-through Effects on the Prices of Japanese and the US Imports,�h Comparative Economic Studies, 52: 531-548, 2010. (The Chinese version of the paper was published in �gResearch in Finance,�h a top finance journal managed by the People�fs Bank of China.)
  
  �gConsumption, Income distribution, and Ownership in the People�fs Republic of China,�h in M. Kawai and G. Pasadilla (ed.) Effects of Social Policy on Domestic Demand, Tokyo: ADBI, 2010.
  
  �gFacts about and Impacts of FDI on China and the World Economy,�h China, An International Journal, 8(2): 309-327, 2010.
  
  �gThe Role of Japan in the Three-decade Economic Reform of China,�h in J. Wong and Z. Bo (ed.), China �es Reform in Global Perspective, Singapore: World Scientific Publisher, 2010
  
  �gReverse Imports, Foreign Direct Investment and Exchange Rates,�h Japan and the World Economy, 20(2): 275-289, 2008.
  
  �gForeign Direct Investment and Exports: the Experiences of Vietnam, �g The Economics of Transition, 16(2): 183-197, 2008.
  
  �gForeign Direct Investment and China�fs Bilateral Intra-industry Trade with Japan and the US,�h Journal of Asian Economics, 18(4): 685-700, 2007.
  
  �gExchange Rates and Competition for FDI in Asia,�h The World Economy, 29(4): 419-434, 2006.
  
  �gWhy is China so Attractive for FDI? The Role of Exchange Rates,�h China Economic Review, 17(2): 198-209, 2006.
  
  �gGlobal Production and Currency Devaluation,�h Review of International Economics, 14(2): 202-211, 2006.
  
  �gStrategic Environmental Policy and Environmental Tariff,�h Journal of Economic Integration, 21(4): 861-880, 2006
  
  �gJapanese FDI in China: Trend, Structure and the Role of Exchange Rates,�h in K.H. Zhang(ed.), China as a World Factory, London: Routledge, 2006.
  
  �gFDI and Regional Income Disparity in Host Countries: Evidence from China,�h Economia Internazionale/International Economics, 57(3): 363-379, 2004.
  
  �gDo Lax Environmental Regulations Attract Foreign Investment?,�h Environmental and Resource Economics, 21(1): 1-22, 2002.
• Other notable activities and achievements:
  Guest Speaker, Developing Asia Journalism Award, 2010
  Guest Speaker, Japan Foreign Correspondents Club, 2010
  Since 2004, Dr. Xing has been awarded research grants three times consecutively by Japan Society for Promotion of Science.
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• e-mail: yuqing_xing