2011年2月，美国俄克拉荷马大学叶海春博士正式受聘我院副教授。叶海春博士是我校"经济学创新平台"建设项目2011年（第七期）海外招聘计划中引进的优秀人才，其个人基本信息如下：
EDUCATION
♦ Ph.D. in Economics University of Oklahoma, July 2007
♦ B.A. in International Finance Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, 2001
FIELDS
♦ International Finance, Macroeconomics, Monetary Economics, Applied Econometrics (Primary)
♦ Financial Economics, Economic Development and Growth (Secondary)
RESEARCH
Publications
♦ Does inflation targeting really make a difference? Evaluating the treatment effect of inflation targeting in seven industrial countries (with Shu Lin), Journal of Monetary Economics, Vol. 54(8), 2007.
♦ Does inflation targeting really make a difference in developing countries? (with Shu Lin), Journal of Development Economics, Vol. 89(1), 2009.
♦ Twin sons of different mothers: the long and the short of the twin deficits debate (with Kevin Grier), Economic Inquiry, Vol. 47(4), 2009.
♦ Dollarization does promote trade (with Shu Lin), Journal of International Money and Finance, Vol. 29(6), 2010.
♦ Which panel data estimator should I use? (with W. Robert Reed), Applied Economics, forthcoming.
♦ Financial development and exchange rate regime choices (with Shu Lin), Journal of International Money and Finance, forthcoming.
Working Papers
♦ On the determinants of fiscal stabilizations: Testing the war of attrition model (with Kevin Grier and Shu Lin). Submitted.
♦ On the Granger causality between median inflation and price dispersion (with Richard Ashley). Submitted.
♦ Current account adjustment in developing countries: The role of exchange rate regimes (with Xiaoyi Mu). Submitted.
♦ Understanding oil prices: How important is the China factor? Submitted.
♦ What to target? Inflation or exchange rate (with Shu Lin). Submitted.
♦ Financial development and inflation (with Shu Lin). Submitted.
♦ When does central bank independence matter (with Shu Lin)?
♦ Savings and investment in the USA: solving the Feldstein-Horioka puzzle (with Kevin Grier and Shu Lin).
♦ Does high inflation predict greater inflation uncertainty? Evidence from asymmetric stochastic volatility models (with Kevin Grier).
♦ Financial dollarization and inflation targeting (with Shu Lin)
ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE
♦ Assistant Professor: August 2008 ~ present
Department of Economics, University of Colorado Denver
Courses: Statistics with Compute Application (undergraduate level), Introductory Econometrics (undergraduate level), Econometrics II (graduate level).
♦ Visiting Assistant Professor: August 2007 ~ June 2008
Department of Economics, Florida Atlantic University
Courses: Microeconomic Principles, International Monetary Economics.
♦ Instructor: August 2004 ~ July 2007
Department of Economics, University of Oklahoma
Courses: Principles of Microeconomics, Principles of Macroeconomics, Intermediate Macroeconomics, Elements of Statistics, Math Camp for Ph.D. program.
PRESENTATIONS
♦ 85th Western Economic Association International Annual Conference, June 2010
♦ The CES 2009 Annual Conference, June 2009
♦ University of Colorado Denver Department of Economics Seminar, November 2008
♦ California State University, Long Beach; Northern Arizona University; Pomona College; Virginia Tech; University of Colorado Denver; University of Connecticut; University of Nebraska Lincoln; University of San Diego, January 2008 ~ February 2008
♦ Florida Atlantic University Department of Economics Seminar, September 2007
♦ Academy of Economics and Finance, February 2006
AWARDS AND HONORS
♦ Graduate Assistantship, University of Oklahoma, 2003 ~ 2007
♦ Sooner Heritage Scholarship, University of Oklahoma, 2005 ~ 2007
♦ Corinne Price Scholarship, University of Oklahoma, 2006
PERSONAL AFFILIATIONS
♦ American Economic Association
♦ Western Economic Association International
♦ Chinese Economist Society
PROFESSIONAL DESIGNATION
♦ I have passed all three levels of Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) exams. |
