基本信息

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硕士生导师

学位： 经济学博士

电子邮件: shangying_cueb@163.com

研究方向

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劳动经济学，应用经济学

教育背景

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经济学博士，加拿大皇后大学

经济学硕士，加拿大皇后大学

经济学学士，加拿大英属哥伦比亚大学

工作经历

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副教授, 首都经济贸易大学, 国际经济管理学院，2017年2月至今。

助理教授, 首都经济贸易大学，国际经济管理学院, 2012年9月至2017年1月。

科研成果

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【发表论文】

Morin, L., Shang, Y.*(2020): “Federal Reserve Policy after the Zero Lower Bound: An Indirect Inference Approach” Empirical Economics, https://doi.org/10.1007/s00181-020-01824-4

Li, X., Shang, Y.*, Su, Z. (2015): “Semiparametric Estimation of Default Probability: Evidence from the Prosper Online Credit Market”, Economics Letters 127, 54-57.

Long, W., Ouyang, M., and Shang, Y.* (2013): “Efficient Estimation of Partially Linear Varying Coefficient Models”, Economics Letters 121, 79-81.

【工作论文】

Modeling Income Processes across the Income Distribution: An Indirect Inference Approach

Nonparametric Estimation of Income Mobility in the U.S.

Relational Incentives for Teams

Associate Professor

International School of Economics and Management

Capital University of Economics and Business

E-Mail: shangying_cueb@163.com

Personal Details

Degree: Ph.D. Economics

Research Interest: Labor Economics, Applied Econometrics.

Educational Background

Ph.D., Economics, Queen’s University, Canada

M.S., Economics, Queen’s University, Canada

B.A., Economics, University of British Columbia, Canada

Working experience

Associate Professor, Capital University of Economics and Business, Feb 2017 to present.

Assistant Professor, Capital University of Economics and Business, Sep 2012 to Jan 2017.

Publications

Morin, L., Shang, Y.*(2020): “Federal Reserve Policy after the Zero Lower Bound: An Indirect Inference Approach” Empirical Economics, https://doi.org/10.1007/s00181-020-01824-4

Li, X., Shang, Y.*, Su, Z. (2015): “Semiparametric Estimation of Default Probability: Evidence from the Prosper Online Credit Market”, Economics Letters 127, 54-57.

Long, W., Ouyang, M., and Shang, Y.* (2013): “Efficient Estimation of Partially Linear Varying Coefficient Models”, Economics Letters 121, 79-81.

Working Papers

Modeling Income Processes across the Income Distribution: An Indirect Inference Approach

Nonparametric Estimation of Income Mobility in the U.S.

Relational Incentives for Teams