Wen, Xuan
Positions:
Lecturer, School of International Trade and Economics, UIBE
Teaching Assistant, Peking University
Courses Taught:
Political Economy
Introduction to Chinese Economy
Investment Analysis
Chinese Financial Market
International Monetary Theory and PolicyⅠ
Education:
1991-1995 Bachelor of Arts, Economics, Beijing Normal University
1995-1998 Master of Arts, Economics, Beijing Normal University
2000-2004 Doctor of Philosophy, Economics, UIBE
Major: International Finance
Specialized Direction: Study of Exchange Rate Regime
Dissertation: Choice between Intermediate and "Two Poles" Exchange-rate Regimes: Determinants and Hypothesis Testing
2005 National Excellent Dissertation
Awards and Academic Honors:
1. Is the U.S. Trade Deficit so Great? , the Third Prize, ‘Capital Cup’ Excellent Academic Paper Award
Publications:
Academic Books and Textbooks
1. Choice of Exchange Rate Regime, Author, China Financial Publishing House, 10/2006
2. International Capital Flows: New Trends and Countermeasures, UIBE Press, 01/2003
3. Introduction to Chinese economy, UIBE Press, 01/2002
Academic Papers
1. Study of International Foreign Exchange Reserve Management Model, Group Economy Research, Dec.2007
2. Analysis of the Moderate Scale of Chinese Foreign Exchange Reserve, Special Zone Economy, Dec.2007
3. Transformation of Chinese Enterprises' Operating Model and Its Potential Risks, International Economic Cooperation, Jun.2007
4. Significant Premium of the Bank H Stocks, China Stock, No.5 Nov.2006
5. Technical Barriers of the Integration of Asian Bond Market, International Economic Cooperation, No.11 2006
6. Contribution of Bank Stocks to the Index is More than 60%, China Stock, No.3 Nov.2006
7. Open the RMB Bond Market for the Asian in the Global Economic Imbalances, China Foreign Exchange, No.10 2006
8. Comparison of Social Security System in Sweden and the United States and the Enlightenment to China, Theory and Practice of the Labor Movement, No.9 1997
9. Is the U.S. Trade Deficit so Great? Economic Weekly, No.2 1997, the Third Prize, ‘Capital Cup’ Excellent Academic Paper Award