Refereed Journal Articles (some
citations for some of my papers can be found at EconPapers website here)
Major publications
Other publications
1.
Incomplete Financial Market and the Sequence of
International Trade Liberalization, International Journal of Finance and
Economics, Vol. 13, Issue 1, pp. 108 -117, 2008
2.
Wage-Hours Contracts, Overtime Working and Premium
Pay, with R A Hart, Labour Economics, 17,170-179, 2010.
3.
Bootstrapping Statistical Inferences of
Decomposition Methods for Gender Earnings Differentials, with Y C Ng, Applied
Economics, Vol. 40, Issue 12, pp. 1583 -1593, 2008
4.
A Comparative Study of Exchange Rate Regimes and
Macro instabilities in the Twin Economies of Singapore and Hong Kong, with Y Y
Kueh, R Ng, Singapore Economic Review, Vol. 52, Issue 1, pp. 93 -116,
2007
5.
Difficulties of Implementing a Transparent Basket
Peg: Theory and Practice ", Journal of World Economy?????/span>, Vol. 2007, Issue 4, pp.
44 -53, Institute of World Economics and Politics (IWEP), Chinese Academy of
Social Sciences (CASS), Beijing (??: ), Apr 2007.
6.
Policy
strategies to deal with revaluation pressures on the renminbi, with
H Sun, China Economic Review, Vol. 16, Issue 2, pp. 103 -117, 2005. Abstract
7.
Intrinsic
Bubbles Revisited: Evidence from Nonlinear Cointegration and Forecasting,
with A Kanas, Journal of Forecasting, UK, forthcoming. Abstract
8.
The dynamic money and
price Granger causalities during inflation and deflation periods in China, with
H Sun, International Business, Beijing, 2004, forthcoming. Abstract
9.
On the revaluation
pressure: The interest rate mechanism and government policy, with H Sun, Journal
of Financial Research, pp.17-26, No. 6, June 2004, Beijing: People's Bank
of China. Abstract
10.
Profit Maximization in a Multi-Product Firm with
Impatient Customers, with E Levin and R Wright, Journal of the
Operational Research Society, 55, 211-218, 2004, UK. (A
longer version is here with Appendix)
Abstract
11.
Money and Price Relationship in China, with
H Sun, Journal of Chinese Economic and Business Studies, 2, 2004. Abstract
12.
Collapsing
the Pegged Exchange Rate System under the Negative Balance of Payment Shocks
(in Chinese), with H Sun, Journal
of World Economy, pp.3-9, No. 10, Oct. 2003, Institute
of World Economics and Politics (IWEP), Chinese Academy of Social
Sciences (CASS), Beijing. Abstract
13.
Monetary Policy and Stock Market in China,
with H Sun, Economic Research Journal, pp.44-53, No. 7, July 2003,
Beijing. Abstract
14.
Estimating firm behavior under rationing: A panel data
study of the Chinese manufacturing industry, with S K Lee and H L
Chan, Journal of Chinese Economic and Business Studies, 1(2), 221-244,
May 2003. Abstract
15.
Banking Deregulation and Macroeconomic Impact in
China: A Theoretical Analysis and Implications of WTO Accession to the Mainland
and Hong Kong, with Z Zhao, Y Y Kueh, S-K Tsang, M Yiu, and S Liu, Economic
Research Journal, pp.14-22, No. 6, June 2002, Beijing. Abstract
16.
China's accession to the WTO: a financial economic
analysis of an irreversible decision, Economic Research Journal,
pp.9-16, No. 12, Dec. 2001, Beijing.Abstract
17.
Fiscal decentralisation, central bank independence,
and inflation, with D King, Economics Letters, 72(1), 95-98,
July 2001. Abstract
18.
Determinants
of Japanese Foreign Direct Investment in Manufacturing Industry,
with K Morikawa, National Economy, Kokumin
Keizai Research Institute, Tokyo, Japan, March 2001, No.164, 1-13.Abstract
19.
A macroeconomic model of direct investment in foreign
affiliates of Japanese firms, with K Morikawa and R Shone, Japan
and the World Economy (editorial office: NYU, US), Dec. 2000, 12(4), 311-335
. Abstract
20.
A monthly econometric model of the transmission of the
Great Depression between the principal industrial economies, with J
Foreman-Peck and A Hughes Hallett, Economic Modelling, Dec. 2000,
17(4),pp. 515-544.Abstract
21.
Local authority size in theory and practice,
with David King, Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy, June
2000, 18(3), pp.255-270 (editorial office: University of Cambridge, UK).Abstract
22.
The Single Currency and Labour Market Flexibility: A
Necessary Partnership?, with A Hughes Hallett and M Demertzis, Scottish
Journal of Political Economy, 47(2), May 2000, pp.141-55.Abstract
23.
Local authority provision versus club provision,
with D King, Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy (editorial
office: University of Cambridge, UK), 18(2) April 2000, pp. 207-223.Abstract
24.
Macroeconomic Performance and Decentralisation,
with D King, Applied Economics Letters, Volume 7,
Number 1, January 2000, pp.11-14. Abstract
25.
Testing for nonlinear Granger causality from
fundamentals to exchange rates in the ERM, with Angelos Kanas, Journal
of International Financial Markets, Institutions & Money, Vol. 10 (1)
pp. 69-82, January 2000.
26.
Central government control over local authority
expenditure: the overseas experience, with David King, Public
Money and Management, 19(3), 23-28, July 1999.Abstract
The above paper was reprinted in Managing the Public's Money: a Local Perspective,
Local
Government Information Unit Special Briefing No. 56, pp.33-43 (ISBN
1897957866), London, January 2000.
27.
The
International Intra-Industry Trade of China, with X Hu, Weltwirtschaftliches
Archiv (Review of World Economics, Germany), Jan. 1999, Vol.135, No.1, pp.82-101.Abstract
28.
The
Impact of China Factor on the Hong Kong Economy pre-1997: a macroeconomic
modelling analysis, with Shu-ki Tsang and Shu-hung Tang, International
Review of Applied Economics, 12(1), 89-106, Jan. 1998.
29.
Simulating the Impact of Foreign Capital in an
Open-Economy Macroeconometric Model of China, with Shu-ki Tsang, Economic
Modelling, July, 14(3), 435-478, 1997.Abstract
30.
The Dynamics of Debt Deflation in a Monetary
Union, with A Hallett Hughes, Journal of International and Comparative
Economics, 5,1-29, Jan. 1997.Abstract
31.
Unification and the Policy Predicament in Germany,
with A Hallett Hughes and J Melitz, Economic Modelling, 13(4), 519-544,
October 1996.Abstract
32.
Financial Reform and Regional Competition for
Investment in China: A Game Theoretic Approach, with X Li, Economics of
Planning, 29, 117-130, Aug. 1996. Abstract
33.
Changing Partners: the Importance of Coordinating
Fiscal and Monetary Policy within the European Monetary Union, with A Hughes
Hallett, Manchester School, 64, 115-134, June 1996. Abstract
34.
A Double Length Regression Computation Method for the
2SGLS Estimator of Rational Expectation Model, with S Liu, Oxford
Bulletin of Economics and Statistics, 58, 423-429, May 1996. Abstract
35.
Optimum International Policies for the World
Drepression, with J Foreman-Peck and A Hughes Hallett, Economies et Societes,
30, 219-242, April 1996.Abstract
36.
The Measurement of Policy Effects in a Non-Causal Model: an
Application to Economic Policy in the UK: 1974-79, M Artis and R
Bladen-Hovell, Oxford Economic Papers, 46(2), 277-295, 1994. Abstract
37.
Are Currency Devaluations Necessarily Bad: New
Keynesian Arguments for Intervention rather than Monetarist Orthodoxy, with A J
Hughes Hallett, International Journal of Systems Science, 25(5),
893-908, 1994.Abstract
38.
Policy Measurement for the Dynamic Linear Model
with Expectations Variables: a Multiplier Approach, Computational Economics,
5, 303-312, 1992.Abstract
39.
Sectoral Interdependence in the Chinese Economy in Comparative
Perspective, with A Bhalla, Applied Economics, 22, 1063-1081,
1990. Abstract
1.
Banking sector cooperation
between Hong Kong and Pearl River Delta, a book edited by M K Nyaw, et al, Hong
Kong, forthcoming.
2.
A comparative study of the
financial centres of Hong Kong and Shanghai, a book edited by M K Nyaw, et al,
Hong Kong, forthcoming.
3.
The Impact of Monetary
Variables on the Price Level during Inflation and Deflation Periods in China,
with H Sun, in Jian Chen and Shujie Yao (eds), Globalisation, Competition and
Growth in China, London: Taylor & Francis, 2004, forthcoming.
4.
The impact of China's WTO
accession on the institutions of the mainland and Hong Kong, in Friends
Association of Taiwan, the Mainland, Hong Kong and Macau (eds) The WTO and its
impact on the mainland, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau, forthcoming.
5.
The impact of financing
the hi-tech industry on the banking sector in Guangdong, in Mee-Kau Nyaw and
Guanghan Chen (eds) New Economy and Economic Cooperation of Chinese Economies
Cross-Strait, Hong Kong: Commercial Press, Jan. 2002, chapter 27, pp.250-259. Abstract
6.
Stock markets and foreign
direct investment: an Extension of Tobin's q Theory, in Albert Tavidze (ed)
Progress in International Economics Research, Chapter 4, Hauppauge, NY: Nova Science Publishers, 2001.Abstract
7.
The end of free trade,
with J Foreman-Peck and A Hughes Hallett, in A Marrison (ed) Freedom and Trade,
Vol 1, Routledge, London, 262-286, March 1998.
8.
The Transmission of the
Great Depression in the United States, Britain, France and Germany, with J
Foreman-Peck and A Hughes Hallett, in M Thomas (ed) The disintegration of the
world economy between the world wars, Volume 2, Elgar, 179-88, 1996.
9.
Transatlantic policy
co-ordination with sticky labour markets, with A Hughes Hallett, in M
Canzoneri, W Ethier and V Grilli (eds) The New Transatlantic Economy, Cambridge
University Press, Cambridge, Aug. 1996.Abstract
10.
European Monetary Union in the Great Depression: a
Counterfactual, with J Foreman-Peck and A Hughes Hallett, in D Currie and J D
Whitley (eds) EMU after Maastricht, Lothian Foundation Press, London, Dec.
1995.
11.
Tariff Policy during the Great Depression, with
Foreman-Peck J and Hughes Hallett A, in P H Lindert, J Chevet and J Nye (eds)
Political Economy of Protectionism and Commerce in 1920s, Bocconi University
Press, Milano, 1994.
12.
On the Accuracy and Efficiency of GMM Estimators:
a Monte Carlo Study, with A Hughes Hallett, in D A Belsley (Ed) Computational
Techniques for Econometrics and Economic Analysis, Kluwer, 1993.
13.
Linkages
and Sectoral Interdependence in China and India, with Bhalla A, Uneven
Development in the Third World, Chapter 4, Macmillan, London, 1992.
Book Review
Review of Y Wei and X Liu, Foreign Direct Investment in China (published by
Edward Elgar, Cheltenham, 2001), China Journal, No. 48, 229-239, July 2002.
Review of J de Melo and A Panagariya, New Dimensions in Regional Integration,
Regional Studies, 1994.
Conference proceeding
The optimal timing and strategy of China's entry to the WTO: a financial
economic analysis of an irreversible decision, in Gao Yutai (ed) New and hi
technology developemnt, Beijing: China Science and Technology Press, Oct. 2001.
Books
1.
Natural Resource and Environmental Economics, with R
Perman and J McGilvray, Longman, 1st ed, 1996.
(citation)
3.
Natural Resource and
Environmental Economics, with R Perman, J McGilvray and M Common, Addison Wesley
Longman, 3rd ed, April 2003.
(This is a leading Environmental book, see a sample of
countries used our book for teaching)
4.
Natural Resource and
Environmental Economics, with R Perman, J McGilvray, and M Common, Beijing:
China Economics Publishing House, April 2002, translated from the 2nd
English edition
5.
Natural Resource and
Environmental Economics, with R Perman, J McGilvray, and M Common, Moscow: TEIS
Publishers, Russia, 2004, forthcoming, translated from the 3rd English edition
into Russian.
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Consultation with the
Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office of the State Council on Hong Kong£¾s
current economic situation, potential problems, and policy recommendations,
Hong Kong Polytechnic University, 27 April, 2004. |
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Consultation with the
Academy of Social Sciences of Shenzhen City on Shenzhen£¾s economic
development and its relationship with Hong Kong, China Business Centre, Hong
Kong Polytechnic University, 3 August, 2004. |
1.
Voice of America interview on China's
macroeconomic management, 19 Oct 2006.
2.
Voice of America interview on renminbi
revaluation, 30 Nov 2005.
3.
Interviewed on Hong Kong£¾s
short term and long term economic challenges, by Standard & Poor£¾s - Shihua
Financial Information, Shanghai, 13 May, 2004.
4.
Voice of America interview on China's state-owned
banks reform, 13 Nov 2003
5.
Voice of America interview on Renminbi business in Hong
Kong, 19 Nov 2003
6.
Interviewed on the topics
of the linked exchange rate system, the fiscal deficits in Hong Kong by the
"Finance Today " Programme of the Phoenix InfoNews Channel, Phoenix Satellite TV
Co. Ltd, Hong Kong, during April-Nov. 2003.
7.
Interviewed on the topics of the renminbi revaluation by the
"Fortune A Week " Programme of the Phoenix Satellite TV Co. Ltd , Hong Kong,
during Jan 2004.
8.
Interviews on economic
issues for the BBC World Service (radio) (1995-6).
o Working Papers
1.
Exchange Rate Regimes and
the Twin Economies of Hong Kong and Singapore, with Y Y Kueh and R Ng, Centre
for Asian Pacific Studies Working paper no. 148 (Mar 04) CAPS, Lingnan
University, Hong Kong, March 2004.
2.
Macroeconomic Instability
in Hong Kong: Internal and External Factors, with Y Y Kueh and R Ng, Centre for
Public Policy Studies Working paper no. 149 (Mar 04) CPPS, Lingnan University,
Hong Kong, March 2004.
3.
The Economic Challenges
for the New Chinese Leadership, Centre for Asian Pacific Studies Working paper
no. 146 (01/04) CAPS, Lingnan University, Hong Kong, Jan. 2004.
4.
On the equivalence of the
noncooperative and cooperative solutions in a two-person game, Centre for Asian
Pacific Studies Working paper no. 134 (1/03) CPPS, Institute of Humanities and
Social Sciences, Lingnan University, Hong Kong, March 2003.
5.
The Full Convertibility of Renminbi: Sequencing and
Influence, with S Liu, Z Zhao, M Yiu, Y Y Kueh, and S K Tsang, Hong
Kong Institute for Monetary Research Working Paper, No.9/2002, April 2002. Abstract
6.
Banking Deregulation and Macroeconomic Impact in
China: A Theoretical Analysis and Implications of WTO Accession to the Mainland
and Hong Kong, with Z Zhao, Y Y Kueh, S-K Tsang, M Yiu, and S Liu,
Hong Kong Institute for Monetary Research Working Paper No.8/2002, April 2002. Abstract
7.
Do China and Hong Kong Constitute an Optimum
Currency Area?, with S K Tsang, Centre for Asian Pacific Studies (CAPS) Working
Paper No.130(14/02), Lingnan University, Hong Kong, April 2002. Abstract
8.
The Forward Premium Puzzle Revisited, with
Guy Meredith, IMF Working Paper No. 02/28, International Monetary Fund,
Washington DC, USA, February 2002. Abstract
9.
A Currency Board Model of Hong Kong, with
Guy Meredith and Matthew Yiu, Hong Kong Institute for Monetary Research Working
Paper No. 1/2002, Jan. 2002. Abstract
10.
The
Integration of China and Hong Kong into the World Economy: a Prototype Global
Econometric Model, with Shu-ki Tsang, Business Research Centre Discussion Paper No. CP
200007, Hong Kong Baptist University, Sept. 2000.Abstract
11.
Why Do Firms Pay an Overtime Premium?, with
R A Hart, Institute for the Study of Labor (IZA) Discussion Paper No. 163,
Bonn, Germany, 5 June 2000.
12.
Wages, Hours and Human Capital over the Live Cycle,
with R A Hart, Institute for the Study of Labor (IZA) Discussion Paper No. 163,
Bonn, Germany, 1 March 2000.
13.
How does rationing affect
the behavior of a firm?, with H L Chan and S K Lee, Business Research Centre
Discussion Paper No. CP 99007, Hong Kong Baptist University, Dec. 1999.
14.
Testing Nonlinear
Relationship among Fundamentals and Exchange Rates in the ERM, with Angelos
Kanas, Lingnan University Economics Discussion Paper, Hong Kong, July 1999.
15.
Central Government Control
over Local Authority Expenditure: The Overseas Experience', with D King,
Stirling Discussion Paper in Economics, 98/8, UK, Nove 1998.
16.
The International Intra-Industry Trade of China,
with X Hu, Stirling Discussion Paper in Economics, 98/6, UK, Aug. 1998 (some of
the updated trade data may be obtained from the UN website:
http://unstats.un.org/unsd/comtrade).
17.
Domestic and spillover
effects of fiscal policy and exchange rate regimes in small open economies,
with R Shone, Stirling Discussion Paper in Economics, 98/5, UK, Aug. 1998.
18.
Decentralisation and
Macroeconomic Management: The Experience of OECD countries, with D King,
Stirling Discussion Paper in Economics, 98/4, UK, Aug. 1998.
19.
A Monthly Econometric
Model of the Transmission of the Great Depression between the Principal
Industrial Economies" with J Foreman-Peck and A Hughes Hallett,
International Centre for Macroeconomic Modelling Discussion Paper No 54,
University of Strathclyde, UK, June 1998.
20.
Local authority provision
versus club provision, with D King, Stirling Discussion Paper in Economics,
97/12, Nove. 1997.
21.
Local authority size in
theory and practice, with D King, Stirling Discussion Paper in Economics,
97/11, UK, Nove. 1997.
22.
A Macroeconomic Model of
Hong Kong Economy: the Impact of China Factor, with Shu-ki Tsang and Shu-hung
Tang, Stirling Discussion Paper in Economics, 97/8, UK, July 1997.
23.
The Impact of Hong Kong
Capital on China: a macroeconometric modelling approach, with Shu-ki Tsang,
Stirling Discussion Paper in Economics, 97/7, UK, July 1997.
24.
Wages, hours, and returns
to human capital investments, with R Hart, Stirling Discussion Paper in
Economics, 97/6, UK, June 1997.
25.
Wage-hour contract and
premium pay in the firm-specific human capital model, with R Hart, Stirling
Discussion Paper in Economics, 97/5, UK, June 1997.
26.
Profit maximisation in a
multi-product manufacturing monopolistic firm, with E Levin, Stirling
Discussion Paper in Economics, 97/1, UK, Jan 1997. (Levin, Ma and Wright, to
the Journal of Operational Research, revise and re-submit 23 July 2002)
27.
The China factor and the
HK economy: an econometric model, with Shu-ki Tsang and Shu-hung Tang, Business
Research Centre Discussion Paper No CP 96014, Hong Kong Baptist University,
Nove 1996.
28.
The Computation of Maximum
Likelihood Estimator of Open Higher Order continuous Time Dynamic Model with
Mixed Stock and Flow Data, with P Wang, International Centre for Macroeconomic
Modelling Discussion Paper No 36, University of Strathclyde, UK, Aug 1996.
29.
Optimal nuclear safety and
the implications for Eastern and Western Europe, with Missfeldt F and Hanley N,
Stirling University Discussion Paper in Ecological Economics No 96/8, UK, Aug.
1996.
30.
Macroeconomic modelling of
Japanese manufacturing foreign affiliates in the world economy, with K Morikawa,
Stirling University Discussion Paper in Economics No 96/19, UK, Aug 1996.
31.
Reshaping China's banking
system and monetary policy: How efficacious?, with X Li, Stirling University
Discussion Paper in Economics No 96/18, UK, July 1996.
32.
Integration of Japanese
Foreign Direct Investment and Multinational Operations with the Global Market,
with K Morikawa, International Centre for Macroeconomic Modelling Discussion
Paper, University of Strathclyde, UK, Aug. 1995
33.
An open economy
macroeconometric model of China: the impact of foreign capital, with Shu-ki
Tsang, Business Research Centre Discussion Paper No CP 95011, Hong Kong Baptist
University, Aug 1995.
34.
Economic Cooperation
within Europe: Lessons from the Monetary Arrangements in the 1990s, with A
Hughes Hallett, Centre for Economic Policy Research, Discussion Paper No. 1190,
London, UK, June 1995.Abstract
35.
Determinants of
Unemployment and Dynamic Monopoly Union Model, with T Simos, International
Centre for Macroeconomic Modelling Discussion Paper No. 27, University of
Strathclyde, UK, April 1995
36.
Hybrid Algorithms with
Automatic Switching for Solving Nonlinear Equation Systems in Economics, with A
Hughes Hallett and Y Pin, Strathclyde University Economics Discussion Papers No
96/3, UK, March, 1995.
37.
Unification and the Policy
Predicament in Germany, with A Hughes Hallett and J Melitz, Economics Working
Papers of American Institute for Contemporary German Studies, Johns Hopkins University,
Jan 1995; and Centre for Economic Policy Research Discussion Paper No. 956,
London, UK, May 1994.
38.
Fiscal
Decentralisation, Financial Reform and Macroeconomic Control in China : Implications
for European Monetary Union, with X Li, International Centre for
Macroeconomic Modelling Discussion Paper No. 28, University of Strathclyde, UK,
Oct. 1994
39.
The Dynamics of Debt
Deflation in a Monetary Union, with A Hallett Hughes, International Centre for
Macroeconomic Modelling Discussion Paper No. 17, University of Strathclyde, UK,
Sept. 1993.
40.
Are Devaluations
Necessarily Bad? The case for realigning the sterling exchange rate, with A J
Hughes Hallett, International Centre for Macroeconomic Modelling Discussion
Paper No. 5, University of Strathclyde, UK, 1992.
41.
East Germany, West
Germany, and their Mezzogiorno Problem: An Empirical Investigation, with A
Hughes Hallett, Centre for Economic Policy Research Discussion Paper No. 623,
London, UK, February 1992.Abstract
42.
A dynamic model of the
greenhouse effect and its control, with R Perman and R Nisbet, Strathclyde
University Economics Discussion Papers No 91/4, UK, June, 1991.
43.
The Measurement of Policy
Effects in a Non-Causal Model: An Application to Economic Policy in the U.K.:
1974-79, with M J Artis and R Bladen-Hovell, Centre for Economic Policy
Research Discussion Paper No. 526, London, UK, April 1991.
o Seminar presentations
1.
Exchange Rate Regimes and
Macro-instabilities in the Twin Economies of Hong Kong and Singapore, with Y Y
Kueh, and Raymond C W Ng, presented at (a) Lingnan University, Hong Kong, 13
Sept. 2002; and (b) Macau University, 13 Dec. 2002.
2.
A currency board model of
Hong Kong, internal workshop of Hong Kong Monetary Authority, 3 Dec. 2001.
3.
The Impact of Financing
the Hi-Tech Industry on the Banking Sector in a Transitional Economy under
Uncertainty, Economics Department, Hong Kong Baptist University, 23rd March,
2001.
4.
Economic Modelling of a
Currency Board, internal workshop of the Research Dept of Hong Kong Monetary
Authority, November 22, 2000.
Conference Contributions
5.
Modelling the RMB Exchange
Rate, paper presented in the Hong Kong Institute for Monetary Research (an
affiliation of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority) internal Workshop ¡LResearch on
the Mainland Economy? Hong Kong, 8 July 2004.
6.
How Long Can the Renminbi
Peg Last? Policy Options to Deal with Revaluation Pressures, with H Sun,
Canadian Economic Association 38th Annual Meetings, June 4-6, 2004, Ryerson
University, Toronto.
7.
External Shocks and
Collapsing the Pegged Exchange Rate System, with H Sun, International
Conference on WTO, China, and the Asian Economies: Free Trade Areas and New
Economic Relations, Renmin University, Beijing, June 18-20, 2004.
8.
How to release the
self-fulfilling expected appreciation pressure on the pegged exchange rate
system in China?, with H Sun, International Conference on China in the WTO,
East China Normal University, Shanghai, 21-22 April, 2004.
9.
A comparative study of the
financial centres of Hong Kong and Shanghai, the Ninth International Conference
on the Co-ordination System of the Chinese Economies (CSCE IV: Shanghai Conference)
under the theme of "Regional Economy: Challenges and Prospect of
China", 10-11 Jan. 2004, Shanghai.
10.
The Impact of China's Accession to the WTO,
Workshop on China under New Leadership, prganised by the Centre for Asian
Pacific Studies (CAPS), Lingnan University, Hong Kong, 30 September 2003.
11.
The Influence of Current Account Imbalance on
Money and Price Stability in China, with S K Tsang, The 8th Annual Australasian
Macroeconomics Workshop, hosted by the Hong Kong Institute for Monetary
Research, Sept 24-25, 2003.
12.
The Impact of External Balance on Money Supply and
Inflation in China, ith Y Y Kueh and Shu-ki Tsang, presented in Session P
"Financial Crises, Policy Responses and Reforms" of the Second
Biennial Conference of the Hong Kong Economic Assoication, Hong Kong Baptist
University , 16-17 December 2002.
13.
How a Currency Board Fixes the Exchange Rate in a
Crisis, with Shu-ki Tsang, presented in Session G
"Financial Crises, Policy Responses and Reforms" of the Second
Biennial Conference of the Hong Kong Economic Assoication, Hong Kong Baptist University
, 16-17 December 2002.
14.
Trade Wars and the Slump,, with J
Foreman-Peck and A J Hughes Hallett, An international conference on "The
Political Economy of Globalization: Can the Past Inform the Present?", The
Institute for International Integration Studies (IIIS), Trinity College,
Dublin, Ireland, August 29-31, 2002.
15.
The impact of China's WTO accession on the
institutions of the mainland and Hong Kong, A conference on the WTO and its
impact on the mainland, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau, Centre for Asian Pacific
Studies, Institute of Humanities and Social Sciences, Lingnan University, Hong
Kong, 23 Nov. 2001.
16.
The optimal timing and strategy of China's entry
to the WTO: a financial economic analysis of an irreversible decision, The Fourth
Young Scientist Conference organised by the Chinese Association of Science and
Technology, Beijing, 20-23 Oct. 2001 (I was nominated by the Lingnan
University to present this paper to this Conference).
17.
Fiscal
federalism and decentralization, with D King, Fiscal Transparency, Public
Choice and the Structure of Taxes and Public Expenditure, Cordoba, Argentina,
19-21 September 2001.
18.
Estimating firm behavior under rationing: A panel
data study of the Chinese manufacturing industry, with Lee, S K and H L Chan,
International Conference on China's Economy: Confronting Restructuring,
Stability, and International Competitiveness, University of Wollongong, Australia,
14-15 July, 2001.
19.
The Impact of the Hi-Tech Industry on the Banking
Sector in Guangdong, the Sixth International Conference on the Co-ordination
System of the Chinese Economies (CSCE VI: Guangzhou Conference) under the theme
of "New Economy and the Co-operative System of Chinese Economies",
25-28 Nove. 2000, Guangzhou, and the First Biennial Conference of Hong Kong
Economics Association, December 2000.
20.
Currency Substitution and Speculative Attacks on
the Hong Kong Dollar, with Shu-ki Tsang, International Conference on
"Exchange Rate Stability and Currency Board Economics", Hong Kong
Baptist University, Nove. 1998.
21.
Macroeconomic modelling of Japanese manufacturing
foreign affiliates in the world economy, with K Morikawa, Chinese Economic
Association (UK) Annual Conference, London School of Economics, Dec. 1997.
22.
The Impact of China Factor on the Hong Kong
Economy pre- 1997: a macroeconomic modelling analysis, with Shu-ki Tsang and
Shu-hung Tang, Chinese Economic Association (UK) Annual Conference, London
School of Economics, Dec. 1996.
23.
Financial Reform and Regional Competition for
Investment in China: A Game Theoretic Approach, with X Li, American Economic
Association Annual Conference, San Francisco, Jan. 1996.
24.
Unification and the Policy Predicament in Germany,
with Hughes Hallett A and Melitz J, 1995, American Economic Association Annual
Conference, San Francisco, Jan. 1996.
25.
Hanging Separately: Divergence and Inconsistent
Policies in the World Economy 1927- 1936, with J Foreman-Peck and A J Hughes
Hallett, American Economic Association Annual Conference, San Francisco, Jan.
1996.
26.
Regional Competition for Foreign Direct Investment
in China, with D Ghosh, Chinese Economic Association Annual Conference, LSE,
London, Dec. 1995.
27.
Policy Coordination in the Face of Sticky Labour
Markets: the Importance of the Real Side in Cooperative Policy Regimes, with A
Hughes Hallett, European Economics Association Annual Congress, Prague, August,
1995. The IFAC Symposium on Supplementary Ways for Increasing International
Stability, Vienna, Sept. 1995.
28.
Cooperation and the monetary arrangements within
Europe: lessons from the real side, with A Hughes Hallett, French Economic
Association International Conference on European Economic Integration, Nantes,
June 1995.
29.
Hybrid Algorithms with Automatic Switching for
Solving Nonlinear Equation Systems in Economics, Society of Economic Dynamics
and Control Computational Economics Conference, Texas, May, 1995.
30.
Continuous time dynamic forecasts with discrete
data: a 'grey' forecasting model for UK economic data, with A Hughes Hallett
and P Wang, International Forecasting Conference, Lancaster, April 1995.
31.
Transatlantic Policy Coordination with Sticky
Labour Markets: the Reality of the Real Side, Georgetown University Conference,
Washington DC, May 1994 (Awarded as the best conference paper).
32.
The Dynamics of Debt Deflation in a Monetary Union
(with an application to the fiscal limits in the Maastricht Treaty), with A J
Hughes Hallett, paper presented in Royal Economic Society Annual Conference,
Exeter, March 1994.
33.
Changing Partners: the Importance of Coordinating
Fiscal and Monetary Policy within the European Monetary Union, with A Hughes
Hallett, Society of Economic Dynamics and Control Annual Conference, Greece,
June 1993; Money Macro Finance Annaul Conference, St. Andrews, Scotland, Sept.
1993.
34.
The Measurement of Economic Policy Effects in a
Non-causal Model: an Application to Economic Policy in the UK, 1974- 1979, with
Artis MJ and Bladen-Hovell R, Econometric Society European Annual Meeting,
Brussels, August 1992; ESRC Macro-Economic Modelling Bureau, Warwick, Aug.
1992.
35.
Simultaneous and overlapping games in Economics,
with A Hughes Hallett, Fifth International Symposium on Dynamic Games and
Applications, Geneva, July 1992.
36.
Efficient and Reliable GMM Estimators: a Monte
Carlo Study, Annual Meeting of Society for Economic Dynamics and Control,
Montreal, June 1992.
37.
East Germany, West Germany and their Mezzogiorno
Problem: an Empirical Investigation, with A Hughes Hallett, paper presented at
Centre of Economic Policy Research (CEPR) Workshop on German Unification and
European Integration, Bonn, Nov. 1991 Royal Economic Society Annual Conference,
London April 1992, American Economic Association Annual Conference, Anaheim,
Jan. 1993.
38.
Theory of Policy Measurement for the Linear Model
with Expectations Variables, Royal Economic Society Annual Conference, London,
April 1992.
39.
Rational Expectations, Structural Change and
Learning in the UK Policy Reaction Functions 1974-79, European Conference
Series in Quantitative Economics and Econometrics, Rotterdam, Dec. 1991.
40.
The Transmission of the Great Depression Between
the US, Britain, France and Germany, with J Foreman-Peck and A J Hughes
Hallett, European Economic Association Annual Congress, Cambridge, Aug. 1991
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