Professor / Dean
School of Economics
Central University of Finance and Economics
Beijing, China, 100081
E-mail: chenbinkai@cufe.edu.cn
Education
2007.09 ~ 2008.09
Agricultural and Applied Economics, University of Wisconsin, Madison
Visiting Scholar, Focus on Inequality in the Less Developed Countries
2005.09 ~ 2009.07
China Center for Economic Research, Peking University, China.
PH.D. of Economics. Majored in Development Economics,
2003.09 ~ 2005.07
College of Business Administration, Sun Yat-Sen University, China.
Master of Management Science
1999.09 ~ 2003.07
College of Environmental Science, Sun Yat-Sen University, China.
Bachelor of Science
Working Experiences
2018.04~Present Dean, School of Economics, CUFE, China.
2014.10 ~Present Professor, Central University of Finance and Economics, China.
2013.06 ~2018.04 Vice Dean, School of Economics, CUFE, China.
2012.01 ~2012.06 Research Consultant, World Bank, Washington D.C.
2011.10 ~2014.09 Associate Professor, Central University of Finance and Economics, China.
2009.07~2011.09 Assistant Professor, Central University of Finance and Economics, China.
Selected Publications
Chen Binkai, Huang Shaoan & Ouyang Difei,2018 “Rising Housing Price and Economic Growth”, China Economic Quarterly(Chinese), 3.
Chen Binkai & Chen Siyu,2018 “Flowing Social Capital: Can Traditional Clan Culture Affect Migrants' Employment in Modern Society?”, Economic Research Journal(Chinese),11,pp. 35-49.
Lin Chen & Chen Binkai,2018 “The Long-run Effect of Heavy Industrial Oriented Development Strategy: Evidence from Input-Output Analysis”, China Economic Quarterly(Chinese), 2,pp.825-846.
Chen Binkai & Fu Lin,2018 "Development Strategy and Economic Stagnation", The Journal of World Economy(Chinese), 1,pp.52-77.
Shen Guangjun, Chen Binkai & Yang Rudai,2016 “Can Tax-reduction Boost Economy in China?”, Economic Research Journal(Chinese),11,pp. 70-82.
Chen Binkai & Zhang Chuanchuan,2016 “Human Capital and Housing Prices in Chinese Cities”, Social Sciences in China(Chinese),5,pp. 43-64.
Chen Binkai & Lu Ming,2016 “Toward A Balanced Growth: Interest Rate Regulation, Multi-Dimensional Imbalances and Reform Strategies”, The Journal of World Economy(Chinese),5,pp. 29-53.
Xu Wei & Chen Binkai,2016 “Tax Incentive and Enterprise Investment”, Management World(Chinese),5,pp. 9-17.
Chen Siyu, Hu Zhian & Chen Binkai,2016 “Technology and Culture: How Does the Internet Change Personal Values?”, Economic Perspectives(Chinese),4,pp. 37-47.
Xu Rui & Chen Binkai,2015 “Can the Reform of Personal Income Tax Stimulate Residents' Consumption?”, Journal of Financial Research(Chinese),11,pp. 80-97.
Chen Binkai, Jin Xiao & Ouyang Difei,2015 “Housing Price, Resources Misallocation and Productivity of Industrial Enterprise in China”, The Journal of World Economy(Chinese), 4,pp. 77-98.
Chen Binkai, Lu Ming & Zhong Ninghua,2015, “How Urban Segregation Distorts Chinese Migrants' Consumption?”, World Development, Vol 70, pp.133-146.
Chen Binkai, Chen Lin & Tan Anbang,2014 “Analysis and Further Pondered Inadequate Consumption in China: Based on Review of Literature”, The Journal of World Economy(Chinese), 7,pp. 3-22.
Lu Ming, Ou Haijun & Chen Binkai,2014 "Rationality Or Bubble: Empirical Study On Urbanization, Immigrant and Housing Price", The Journal of World Economy(Chinese), 1,pp. 30-54.
Zhang Chuanchaun & Chen Binkai,2014 "Can "Public Pension System" Substitutes "Family Mutual Insurance"?", Economic Research Journal(Chinese), 11,pp. 102-115.
Li Tao & Chen Binkai,2014 "Real Assets, Wealth Effect and Household Consumption: Analysis Based on China Household Suvey Data", Economic Research Journal(Chinese), 3,pp. 62-75.
Chen Binkai & Cao Wenju,2013 "From Opportunity Equity to Income Equality: Income Distribution Dynamics in China", Comparative Economic ＆ Social Systems(Chinese), 6,pp. 44-59.
Lin Justin Yifu & Chen Binkai,2013 "Development Strategy, Industry Structure and Income Distribution", China Economic Quarterly(Chinese), 4,pp. 1109-1140.
Chen Binkai & Yang Rudai,2013 "Land Supply，Housing Price and Household Saving in Urban China: Evidence from Urban Household Survey", Economic Research Journal(Chinese), 1,pp. 110-122.
Chen Binkai & Lin Justin Yifu,2013 "Development Strategy, Urbanization and the Rural-Urban Income Disparity in China", Social Sciences in China(Chinese), 4,pp. 81-102.
Chen Binkai and Rudai Yang, 2012, “Understanding China's Rising Saving Rate: the Role of Higher Education Reform”, in “The New Chinese Economy”, Edited by E. Grivoyannis, Palgrave Macmillan Press.
Chen Binkai,2012, “China's Household Consumption Decline Amidst Rising Income Inequality: A Theoretical and Empirical Study ", China Economist, Vol.6, pp.110-123.
Huang Shaoan, Chen Binkai & Liu Zitong,2012 "Rent-Tax Substitution，Fiscal Revenue and Government Real Estate Development Strategy", Economic Research Journal(Chinese), 8,pp. 93-106.
Xu Jianwei, Ji Yang & Chen Binkai,2012 "An Estimate of the Degree of Nominal Wage Rigidity in China", Economic Research Journal(Chinese), 4,pp. 64-76.
Peng Haoran & Chen Binkai,2012 "How to Make Both Satisfied: A Research On Pensions Crisis' Generation-Conflict", The Journal of World Economy(Chinese), 2,pp. 84-97.
Chen Binkai & Lin Justin Yifu,2012 "Financial Repression,Industry Structure and Income Distribution", The Journal of World Economy(Chinese), 1,pp. 3-23.
Chen Binkai, Xu Fan & Tan Li,2012 "Demographic Change and Housing Demand From 1999 to 2025 in China:an Empirical Study Based On Population Census Data", Journal of Finance Research(Chinese), 1,pp. 129-140.
Chen Binkai and Yang Yao, 2011, “The Cursed Virtue: Government Infrastructural Investment and Household Consumption in Chinese Provinces”, Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics, Vol.73(6), pp.856-877.
Chen Binkai & Li Tao,2011 "Urban Household’s Assets and Liabilities in China: Facts and Causes", Economic Research Journal(Chinese), S1,pp. 55-67.
Yang Rudai, Chen Binkai & Zhu Shi'e,2011 "The Credit Behavior of Rural Households from the Perspective of Social Network", Economic Research Journal(Chinese), 11,pp. 116-129.
Li Tao, Shi Yupeng & Chen Binkai,2011 "Homeownership and Happiness: Theory and Evidence From China", Economic Research Journal(Chinese), 9,pp. 69-82.
Chen Binkai & Yao Yang, 2011, “The Cursed Virtue: Government Infrastructural Investment and Household Consumption ”, Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics, 73(6), pp.856-877.
Lin Justin Yifu &Chen Binkai , 2011, “Development Strategy, Urbanization and Urban-Rural Inequality”, Frontier of Economics in China, 6(1), pp.1-21.
Chen Binkai, Lu Ming & Zhong Ninghua, 2010, “ Household Consumption Constrained by Hukou System”, Economic Research Journal (Chinese) , 12, pp. 62-71.
Chen Binkai, Zhang Pengfei & Yang Rudai, 2010, “Education Quality, Human Capital Investment and Urban-Rural Inequality in China” , Management World (Chinese), 1, pp.36-43.
Chen Binkai, Yang Yishan & Xu Wei, 2009, “Accounting for Urban China’s Earning Inequality: 1990~2005”, Economic Research Journal (Chinese), 12, pp.30-42.
Research Projects
2015.01~2019.12, Major Project of the National Social Science Foundation of China (No. 14ZDB120), “Economic Growth and Structural Changes in China”.
2014.03~2017.12, Basic Research Program for Young Teachers of the Fok Ying Tung Education Foundation (No. 141086), “Local Government, Resources Misallocation and China’s Multiple Imbalance”.
2013.01~2016.12, General Program of the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.71273289), “Financial Repression, Resources Misallocation and Demand of Consumption in China”.
2012.07~2014.07, Post-funded Project of the Humanities and Social Sciences Foundation of Ministry of Education (No.12JHQ027), “From Opportunity Equity to Income Equality: Income Distribution Dynamics in China”.
2012.09~2014.09, General Planning Project of the Beijing Social Science Fund(No.12JGB069), “Promote Demand of Beijing’s Cultural Consumption: Based on the Equilibrium of Supply and Demand”.
2012.07~2014.12, Major Project of the National Social Science Foundation of China (No. 12&ZD028), “Expand Cultural Consumption”.
2011.01~2013.12, Young Scholar Program of the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.71003112), “Economic Transition and Household Consumption in China: the Role of Housing, Medicare and Pension Reform”.
2010.01~2012.12, Major Project of the National Social Science Foundation of China (No. 09&ZD020), “Economic Growth and Structural Changes in China”.
Awards on Research
Be elected in New Century Talent Supporting Project by Ministry of Education, 2012
Be elected in Beijing Youth Talents Project, 2014
Be elected in Young Top-Notch Personnel Project by the Organization Department of the Central Committee of the CPC, 2014
Be elected in the Yangtse River Scholars (Youth Project) by Ministry of Education, 2015
Be honored with the Young Experts with Outstanding Contributions by Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, 2017
Profile
Chen Binkai is the professor and dean of School of Economics in Central University of Finance and Economics. He received his Ph.D degree in economics at Peking University. After that, he visited University of Wisconsin for one year and worked as a research consultant in World Bank.
His research interest is macroeconomics and development economics. He has been elected in New Century Talent Supporting Project by Ministry of Education in 2012, the Beijing Youth Talents Project in 2014, the Young Top-Notch Personnel Project by the Organization Department of the Central Committee of the CPC in 2014, the Yangtse River Scholars (Youth Project) by Ministry of Education in 2015 and honored with the Young Experts with Outstanding Contributions by Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security in 2017.
His English paper was published on Oxford Bulletin of Economics, Statistics and World Development, etc. And over 30 Chinese paper has been published on Chinese top journals: Social Sciences in China (2), Economic Research Journal (14), The Journal of World Economy (8), China Economic Quarterly (4), Management World (2), etc.
He was in charge of the Major Project of the National Social Science Foundation of China, the General Program of National Natural Science Foundation of China, the Post-funded Project of Humanities and Social Sciences Foundation of Ministry of Education, the Project of the National Social Science Foundation of Beijing and the Basic Research Program for Young Teacher of Fok Ying Tung Education Foundation.
