Chang Hong  Assistant Professor Department of Economics   CV

Research Interests: International Economics, Applied Microeconomics  Publications: “China’s Exports and Employment,”  with Robert Feenstra, “China's Growing Role in World Trade,” edited by Robert Feenstra and Shang-Jin Wei, NBER and the University of Chicago Press, 2009. Also NBER Working Paper No. 13552 “China's International Competitiveness: Reassessing the Evidence,”  with Ari Van Assche and V. Slootmaekers, “Délocalisation, fondements et analysis,” edited by Benoit Aubert, CIRANO, Montréal, October 2008 “China’s Foreign Exchange Market,”  Financial Investment In China, Chapter 5, October 1997, Shanghai People’s Press (China) “Gradual Liberalization of Interest Rates in China,”  Shanghai Finance, February 1997 Working Papers:   “Does the Exchange Rate Matter for China’s Trade Balance,” with Shang-Jin Wei and Caroline Freund, November 2007. “Trade Liberalization, Wages, and Specialization in China,” October 2007, Submitted. “The Political Economy of Tariff Protection in China: Evidence from WTO Accession,” September 2007, Invited Revise and Resubmission to a Journal. “Industrial Wages around the World (IWW) Database,” with Robert Feenstra, August 2006. “Does Variety Improve Terms of Trade? Theory and Evidence,” July 2006. “Unit Values in International Trade and Product Quality,” March 2006. “Price Behavior of Shanghai Stock Exchange 30 Index,” February 2000. Courses (Websites maintained via the cicada.clarku.edu network):   ECN 10 Principle Economics ECN 206 Intermediate Macroeconomics ECN 307 PhD International Trade