Yu,   Daoxian

Associate Professor

Department   of   World   Economy,   Economics   and

Management School, Wuhan University

Email:   ydxdhy@hotmail.com

Phone : +86-27-68753011

PhD, Economics, Huazhong University of Science and

Technology, China (2005-2008)

MSc, Economics, Huazhong University of Science and

Technology, China (2002-2005)

B.A.,   Engineering,   Nanjing   Aeronautical   Institute, China (1986-1990)

TEACHING AND RESEARCH AREAS

Ÿ      Teaching courses : International Economics; Managerial Economics;

Multi-National Corporation and International Trade Theory

Ÿ      Research Areas :    International Trade Theory and Policy ; Multi-National Corporation Theory ; International trade in services

ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

Ÿ      Associate Professor of Economics, Wuhan University, September 2009 – present

Ÿ      Lecturer of Economics, Wuhan University, July 2008 – November 2009

MANAGERAL AND PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE

Ÿ      Senior Engineer, Engineer, Xiangyang Auto Bearing Co., Ltd., August 1990 –August

2008

CONSULTING AND TRAINING EXPERIENCE (GOVERNMENT OR CORPORATE)

Ÿ      Automobile Trade Business Training, Dongfeng Motor Company Limited, 2013-2015

Ÿ      Quality Engineer Training, CRCC, 2012-2015

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

Journal Papers (Domestic)

Ÿ      Yu Daoxian and Wang Yun, 2015. “The Offshore Stock of RMB, Balance of Payment and the Internationalization of RMB”, Economic Theory and Business Management, No.4, pp.89-103.

Ÿ      Yu  Daoxian  and  Wang  Yun,  2015.  “The  Study  on  Influence  Factors  of  RMB

Internationalization: Based on the Angle of Balance of Payment”, World Economy

Studies, No.3, pp.3-14.

Ÿ      Yu Daoxian and Liu Nuo, 2014. “The Choices of BRICS Exchange Rate Regimes and

Performance Analysis”, Economic Management Journal, No.10, pp.1-10.

Ÿ      Tu Taotao and Yu Daoxian, 2013. “Discrimination of Chinese Leading Industries and Its Welfare  Effect  under  Energy  Constraint”,  Modern  Finance  and  Economics,  No.9, pp.24-35.

Ÿ      Yu Daoxian and Wang Qiang, 2012. “Differences in Factors Affecting Service Industry Development between Developed and Underdeveloped Countries and Its Inspirations to China: An Empirical Assessment based on Panel Data of 20 Countries from 1970 to

2010”, World Economy Study, No.10, pp.3-9,87.

Ÿ      Tu Taotao and Yu Daoxian, 2010. “A Study on Inter-industry Spillover Effect of FDI

and Related Influencing Factors”, Luojia Management Review, No.2, 188-197.

Ÿ      Yu Daoxian and Zhou Shi, 2010. “A New Explanation of Foreign Direct Investment from Developing Countries：Based on Comprehensive Competiveness Ladder Model”,

Finance & Trade Economics, No. 12, pp. 104-110.

Ÿ      Yu Daoxian and Liu Haiyun, 2010. “An Empirical Research on Import-Export Trade Structure and International Competitiveness of Productive Service Trade in China”, World Economy Study, No.2, pp. 49-55.

Ÿ      Yu Daoxian and Liu Wei, 2009. “The Origin, Development and Research Prospects for

Strategic Trade Policy”, Contemporary Economic Research, No.4, pp. 12-18.

Ÿ      Chen  Jiyong  and  Yu  Daoxian,  2009.  “The  New  Trends  of  the  Development  of International Trade in Services and the Strategy of China in the Times of Knowledge Economy”, World Economy Study, No.4, pp3-8.

Ÿ      Yu Daoxian and Liu Haiyun, 2008. “An Empirical Research on Import-Export Trade Structure and International Competitiveness of International Service Trade in China”, Journal of International Trade, No.10, pp. 73-79.

Ÿ      Yu Daoxian and Liu Haiyun, 2008. “Research on the Impact of Independent Innovation Capability upon Export Trade in China: Based on Positive Analysis of Patent Applications Certified”, Journal of International Trade, No.3, pp. 28-33.

Ÿ      Liu Haiyun and Yu Daoxian, 2008. “China’s Trade in Services: Growth in Quantity and

Imbalance in Structure”, International Trade, No.2, pp.33-36.

Ÿ      Yu Daoxian and Liu Haiyun, 2007. “Strategic Trade Policy and China’s Independent Innovation Development Strategy”, International Economics and Trade Research, No.7, pp.18-22.

Ÿ      Chen  Xiongbing  and  Yu  Daoxian  ,  2007.  “FDI  and  Economic  Growth  in  China: Theoretical Analysis and Policy Suggestions”, Journal of Beijing University of Technology(Social Sciences Edition), VOL.7, No. 6, pp.9-13.

Ÿ      Ye Jige and Yu Daoxian, 2007. “The Empirical Analysis  of the  Export Trade  and

Environmental Pollution of China”, Journal of International Trade, No.5, pp. 72-77.

Ÿ      Yu  Daoxian  and  Liu  Haiyun,  2007.  “Research  on  the  Trade  Effects  of  Technical

Innovation: A Literature Summary”, Finance and Trade Research, No. 5, pp. 65-72.

Ÿ      Yu Daoxian and Liu Haiyun, 2007. “Export Structure and Trade Competitiveness of

China’s High-Tech Products”, Reform, No.1, pp. 72-78.

Chinese Economy under the Deep Opening

Syllabus

Course profile

1.   Course Name ：Chinese Economy under the Deep Opening

2.   Course Schedule：Spring Semester 2016

3.   class period：54

4.   Instructor：Daoxian YU    Associated Professor

5.   Department：Economics and Management School,Wuhan University

Textbook and Recommended

1.    Textbook：Barry Naughton, The Chinese Economy: Transitions and

Growth, MIT Press, 2006.

2.    Recommended：Justin Lin, Demystifying the Chinese Economy, Cambridge University Press, 2011

Course Description

The course provides a broad overview of the Chinese economy. While historical context is invoked throughout the course, the primary emphasis is on the dynamic emergence of modern China since comprehensive economic reforms began a generation ago. Most leading components of the economy will be covered, including the rural sector and agriculture, modern industrialization, and the new service economy, with special emphasis on

the financial sector. In addition to discussing traditional private enterprise and market evolution, we will examine the role of the state in detail, as wellas the all-important role of the global economy in China’s growth experience. In addition to historical analysis, we will discuss China in the world today and its prospects for the next generation.

Course Contents

This course is mastery of the required readings and lecture material. The lecture material is presented in a PowerPoint slide format (pdf files), covering a series of topics outlined below. Also included in this list are the corresponding chapters in the required textbook. Lectures follow the same chronology as topics, but there is no 1-1 relationship. Topics are approximately weekly.

Topic Subject                                                Naughton               Lin