Zhang Qi

Institute of World Economy & Politics, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences

Email: zhqok@263.net ccerzhq@sina.com

Phone Number: （86）010－62511191(Home)

Personal Data

Name:	Zhang, Qi	Date of Birth:	Feb 15, 1975
Sex:	Male	Place of Birth:	Chong Qing City
Marital Status:	Married	Nationality:	China, P.R.
Health:	Excellent	Hobbies	Reading, History, Tennis, Travel

FIELDS OF RESEARCH INTEREST

Ø The Impact of political & economic institutions on society and economy and its policy implications

Ø Comparative Politics & Economics Analysis

Ø Public Policy Analysis and Management

Ø Globalization and Its Impact on Developing Countries

Education

Ø 09/1999---07/2002: China Center for Economic Research, Peking University

Specialty: Chinese Economy & Economic History of China

Degree: Ph.D. in Economics

Ø 09/1996---07/1999: Department of National Economic Management, Renmin University of China

Major: National Economic Management

Degree: M.A in Economics (July 1999)

Ø 09/1992---07/1996: Department of Planning & Statistics, Renmin University of China

Major: National Economic Management

Degree: BA in Economics (July 1996)

HONORS AND AWARDS

Ø Guanghua Prize and Scholarship in 2000

Ø The First Prize of Guanghua Honor Prize and Scholarship in 1998

Ø The prize of achievement in 8^th planning of national social science in 1997.

Ø The second prize of 2^nd paper tournament of graduate students of Renmin University of China in 1996.

Research and working Experience

Ø 09/1999~06/2000: worked as the research assistant for Professor Justin Yifu. Lin, the founding director, CCER, Peking University

Ø 04/2000~06/2000: worked as a teaching assistant of Macroeconomics for joint -degree students, CCER, Peking University.

Ø 09/1999~07/2000: worked in the Editor’s Board of the Collections of Graduate Student’s Papers, CCER, Peking University.

Ø 09/2000~06/2001: worked as the research assistant for Professor Yao, Yang CCER, Peking University. Project: “Analysis of the Chinese industrial firm－level technical efficiency”, supported by the World Bank.

Ø 09/2000~09/2001: worked as the chief editor of the Collections of Graduate Student’s Papers of CCER.

Ø 09/2002~present: working as Research Fellow, Institute of World Economy & Politics, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.

Publications and Working Papers

Ø “Financial Structure and Economic Growth”, Journal of World Economy, Vol.1, 2003 (Forthcoming).

Ø “Government Regulation, Tax & Fee Burdens in Rural China: A Political Economy Analysis”, Chinese Social Sciences Review, Vol.1, 2003 (Forthcoming). This paper will be submitted to 25^th International Agriculture Economics Annual Meeting.

Ø “Factor Endowment and Endogenous Banking Structure”, China Center for Economic Research, Working Paper (Forthcoming).

Ø “Is Brazil the Next? —Spillover effect of Financial Crisis in Latin America”, Monthly Report of Center for International Finance Research, IWEP, Oct, 2002.

Ø “Openness and Competition: Chinese Economy in the Post-WTO Era”, International Economy Review, Vol. 12, 2002 (Forthcoming)

Ø “Analysis of Chinese industrial firm－level technical efficiency”， Journal of Economic Research, Vol.10，2001.

Ø “Unbalance of the economy development in China ”， Journal of Management World, Vol.1，2000.

Ø “Deflation and macroeconomic stability”， Journal of Reform, Vol.6，1999.

Ø “On present industry policy in China”， Journal of Guizhou Finance and Economics, Vol.1，1997. This paper was also awarded the second prize of 2^nd paper tournament of graduate students of Renmin University of China in 1996.

Ø “Macroeconomic management and economic justice”, Journal of MODERN FINANCE and ECONOMICS, Vol.12, 1995. This paper was awarded the prize of achievement in 8^th planning of national social science in 1997.

PROJECTS, CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR PRESENTATIONS

Ø 24/09/2002~30/09/2002:“Government Regulation and Tax & Fee burdens in Rural China”, presented at the Institutional Economics Seminar, organized jointly by Zhe Jiang University & Tian Ze Research Institute

Ø 09/2000~06/2001: “Analysis of the Chinese industrial firm－level technical efficiency”, supported by the World Bank.