Nancy Qian

2211 Campus Drive, Evanston, IL 60208. nancy.qian@kellogg.northwestern.edu

Birth place: Shanghai, China Citizenship: USA

PRIMARY ACADEMIC EMPLOYMENT

Northwestern University, Kellogg MEDS, James J. O’Connor Professor 2017-
(Parental Leave: Fall 2018 and Winter 2019)
Northwestern University, Dept. of Economics, Professor by Courtesy Appt. 2018-
Yale University Department of Economics, Associate Professor 2013-2016
(Parental Leave: Spring 2015)
Yale University Department of Economics, Assistant Professor 2009-2013
Brown University Department of Economics, Assistant Professor 2005-2009

OTHER POSITIONS
Global Research Poverty Lab -- China Cluster, Founding Director 2018-
Fudan University FISF, Special Term Professor 2019-2022
Fudan University School of Economics, Visiting Professor 2017 June
Kellogg SOM at Northwestern University, Visiting Professor 2016 Fall
NYU Stern Dept. of Economics, Visiting Scholar 2016 Spring
Center for Evaluation and Development in Manheim, Research Fellow 2016-
NYU Dept. of Economics, Visiting Scholar 2014 Fall
Yale University Council on East Asian Studies, Affiliate 2014-2016
Yale Leitner Center for Political Economy, Affiliate 2014-2016
Princeton University, Industrial Relations Section, Visiting Scholar 2011-2012
EIEF Visiting Scholar (Summer) 2008-2014, 16
University of Chicago Booth Business School, Visiting Scholar 2009 April
Harvard University Department of Economics, Visiting Scholar 2007-2009
Harvard Academy Scholar 2007-2009
Brown University Populations Studies and Training Center, Affiliate 2005-2009

EDUCATION
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Ph.D. Economics 2005
University of Texas at Austin, Plan I Honors Program, B.A. (with High Honors) 2001

RESEARCH INTERESTS
Development Economics, Political Economy, Economic History
Thesis: “Three Essays on the Economic Development of China”

PUBLICATIONS
“Immigrants and the Making of America” (with Nathan Nunn and Sandra Sequeira) Accepted
at the Review of Economic Studies. NBER Working Paper 23289.
“Quantity-Quality and the One Child Policy: The Positive Effect of Family Size on School En-
rollment in China” (2017) Forthcoming in Gender and Development, UNU Wider Oxford Uni-
versity Press.
“Lifecycle Human Capital Accumulation Across Countries: Evidence from U.S. Immigrants” with
Benjamin Moll, David Lagakos, Tommaso Porzio and Todd Schoellman) (2017) Forthcoming in
The Journal of Human Capital. NBER Working Paper 21914.
“Government Distortion in Independently Owned Media: Evidence from U.S. Cold War News
Coverage of Human Rights “(with David Yanagizawa-Drott) The Journal of European Econom-
ics Association, 15(2), 2017.
“Life Cycle Wage Growth Across Countries” (with Benjamin Moll, David Lagakos, Tommaso
Porzio and Todd Schoellman) Forthcoming in The Journal of Political Economy. NBER Working
Paper 18602.

“The Institutional Causes of Famine in China, 1959-61” (with Xin Meng and Pierre Yared) The
Review of Economic Studies, 82(4), 2015, p. 1568-1611.

“Making Progress on Foreign Aid” The Annual Review of Economics, Vol 7, 2015 August, p.
277-308.

“U.S. Food Aid and Civil Conflict” (with Nathan Nunn) The American Economic Review, 104(6),
2014 June, p. 1630-1666.

“More Missing Women, Fewer Dying Girls: The Impact of Abortion on Sex Ratios at Birth and
Excess Female Mortality in Taiwan” (with Ming-Jen Lin and Jin-Tan Liu) The Journal of Euro-
pean Economic Association, 12(4), 2014 August, p. 899-926.

“The Impact of Potatoes on Old World Population and Urbanization” (with Nathan Nunn), The
Quarterly Journal of Economics, 126(2), May 2011, p. 593-650.

“The Columbian Exchange: a Historical Change in Food, Disease and Ideas” (with Nathan
Nunn) The Journal of Economic Perspectives, 24(2), 2010 Spring, p. 163-188.

“The Strategic Determinants of U.S. Human Rights Reporting: Evidence from the Cold War”
(with David Yanagizawa) The Journal of European Economic Association Papers and Proceed-
ings, 7(2-3), 2009 May-June, p. 446-457.

“Income Inequality and Progressive Income Taxation in China and India, 1986-2010” (with
Thomas Piketty) American Economic Journal – Applied Economics, 1(2), 2009 April, p. 53-63.
“Missing Women and the Price of Tea in China: The Effect of Sex-Specific Income on Sex Im-
balance,” The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 123(3), 2008 August, p.1251-1285.

WORKING PAPERS
“The Rise and Fall of Local Elections in China: Theory and Empirical Evidence on the Autocrat’s
Tradeoff” with Monica Martinez-Bravo, Gerard Padró-i-Miquel and Yang Yao (2017) NBER
Working Paper 24032.
“Making Democracy Work: Culture, Social Capital and Elections in China” (with Monica Mar-
tinez-Bravo, Gerard Padro-i-Miquel, Yiqing Xu and Yang Yao) (2017). Revise and Resubmit at
the Journal of European Economic Review.
“Social Fragmentation, Elections and Public Goods: Evidence from China” (with Gerard Padro-
i-Miquel and Yang Yao) (2012) NBER Working Paper w18633. Invited for resubmission at the
Journal of Public Economics.
“The Fluidity of Race: `Passing’ in the United States, 1880-1940” (with Emily Nix) (2015) NBER
Working Paper 20828.
“Distrust and Political Turnover” (with Nathan Nunn and Jaya Wen) (2017) NBER Working Paper
24184.
“Winter is Coming: The Long-run Effects of Climate Change on Conflict, 1400-1900” (with Mu-
rat Iyigun and Nathan Nunn) (2016) NBER Working Paper 23033.
“The Long-run Effects of Agricultural Productivity on Conflict, 1400-1900” (with Murat Iyigun
and Nathan Nunn) (2017) NBER Working Paper 24066
“The Dynamic Effects of Computerizing VAT Invoices on Chinese Manufacturing Firms” (with
Haichao Fan, Yu Liu and Jaya Wen) (2018) NBER Working Paper 24414
“On the Road: Transportation Infrastructure and Economic Growth in China” (with Abhijit
Banerjee and Esther Duflo) (2012) NBER Working Paper 17897. Revise and Resubmit at the
Journal of Development Economics.
“Economic Transition and Private-Sector Labor Demand: Evidence from Urban China” (with
Lakshmi Iyer, Xin Meng and Xiaoxue Zhao) (2013) NBER Working Paper 19733. Invited for re-
submission at the Journal of Comparative Economics.
“Aggregate Fertility and Household Savings: A General Equilibrium Analysis using Micro data”
(with Abhijit Banerjee, Xin Meng and Tommaso Porzio) (2014) NBER Working Paper w20050.
“The Rise of China and the Natural Resource Curse in Africa” with Erik Meyersson and Gerard
Padro i Miquel (2008).
“The Long-run Impact of Famine on Survivors: Evidence from China’s Great Famine 1959-61”
(with Xin Meng) (2009) NBER Working Paper w14917.
“Understanding the Influence of Government-Owned Media: Evidence from Air Pollution in
China” (with Jie Bai, Mikhail Golosov, Kai Yan) (2015)
“Xi Jinping's Anti-Corruption Campaign and the Import of Luxury Goods in China” (2015) (with
Jaya Wen)

BOOK CHAPTERS
“Missing Women and the Price of Tea in China: The Effect of Sex-Specific Earnings on Sex Im-
balance,” China Labor Economics Vol. 3, Beijing: China Academy of Social Sciences Press,
2007, pp. 3-28. (Chinese)
“Village Governance in China”, The Oxford Companion to the Economics of China, Ch. 53,
Oxford University Press, 2014 November.

“The Determinants of Food Aid Provisions to Africa and the Developing World,” (with Nathan
Nunn) African Successes: Sustainable Growth, Vol. 4, University of Chicago Press, 2014 May.

SELECT WORKS IN PROGRESS

“Missing Women in China” in preparation for the Journal of Economic Literature

"Understanding the effect of China' Cultural Revolution on social trust and economic behavior"

"Understanding the determinants of censored news content: Evidence from coal mine accidents in
China"

"Understanding how brainwashing works: Experimental evidence on repeated information in China"

"Holomodor: Understanding the determinants of the Soviet Famine, 1932-33"

"The influence of stress on inter-ethnic tensions: Lab-in-the-field evidence from Kenya"

"The influence of social trust on patient medical behavior: Evidence from C-sections"

TEACHING

Graduate Ph.D.:
Northwestern University: Advanced Topics in Development Economics and Political Economy
Yale University: Economic Development and Political Economy, Economics of the Population,
Economics of Developing Countries, Introduction to Econometrics

Brown University: Development Economics, Empirical Methods, Interdisciplinary Perspectives

on Population

Graduate MBA and EMBA:

Northwestern University: Statistical Decision Analysis (EMBA), Thought Leadership Seminar
(MBA)

Undergraduate:
Yale University: Development Economics, Introduction to Econometrics, Economics of the
Population, Economic Development and Political Economy
Brown University: Population Economics, Development Economics, Development Economics,
Econometrics

Other:
Empirical Methods at Peking University (with Joshua Angrist), Empirical Methods (Ford Foun-
dation Training for Chinese Female Applied Micro Economists at CCER Peking University), Im-
pact Evaluation (World Bank Workshop for the Chinese Ministry of Health), Impact Evaluation
(Global Development Network)

AWARDS & HONORS

Ripon College Public Lecture (Center for Politics and the People, William B. Murphy Lecture
Series in Economics and Politics) 2019
World Bank Public Lecture 2018
One Thousand Talents Plan (Qianrenjihua) 2017-20
Keynote: "Gender Discrimination in Developing Countries - Causes and Remedies"
(University of Zurich and UNICEF) 2016
Russell Sage Foundation Award 881502 (with Nathan Nunn and Sandra Sequeira) 2014
Keynote Address: Conference on “Information and Coordination in Markets and Institutions”
2014
Plenary Address: Toulouse School of Economics TIGER 2014
The Journal of European Economic Association Excellence in Refereeing Award 2013
American Economic Review Excellence in Refereeing Award 2013-14, 16-17
Kiel Institute Excellence Award in Global Economic Affairs 2013
Alfred P. Sloan Research Fellowship 2012-2015
Keynote (Junior) Address: Kiel Institute PEGNet Conference 2011
Yale Economics Growth Center Faculty Grant 2010-11
NSF 0922087: Village Democracy Survey (with Gerard Padro i Miquel) 2009-12
IGC: Transportation Networks in China (with Abhijit Banerjee and Esther Duflo) 2009-11
NBER Africa Project: Food Aid (with Nathan Nunn) 2008-10
Brown University Watson Institute Rhodes Fellowship 2008
Harvard Academy Scholar 2007-9
Social Science Research Council Fellowship for Development and Risk 2002-3
MIT George P. Schultz Fund 2002-5
National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship 2000-3

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
NBER, BREAD, CEPR, Econometrics Society, AEA/ASSA, Asian Bureau of Finance and Eco-
nomic Research (ABFER)

SERVICES TO THE PROFESSION

Conference Program/Organizing Committees: EEA, 2010, 2011; NEUDC, 2007, 2009, 2016;
BREAD (pre-conference) 2008; Conference of China Development Studies (Shanghai Jiaotong
University) 2013; International Economic Association Congress (2014, 2017); Econometrics So-
ciety (2017); Society of Economics and Dynamics (Toronto) 2014; China Economic Summer
Institute (Beijing) 2015; Yale Conference of Development and Political Economy (2015); NBER
EFJK in San Francisco (2015); NSF GFRP (2017), NBER China Workshop co-organizer (2017-),
Kellogg Conference for Development Economics co-organizer (2018), Northwestern Kellogg
and Harvard Conference for Long-run Economic and Institutional Development co-organizer
(2019), Northwestern GRPL China Workshop Organizer (2019--), Northwestern GRPL China
Lecture Series Organizer (2019--), ABFER 2018 5th Annual Conference Session Organizer.

Editorial Service:
Asian Development Review, Editorial Board 2018 --
VOX China, Editorial Board 2017 --
American Economic Journal – Applied, Editorial Board 2017 --
Review of International Organizations – Applied, Editorial Board 2017 --
The Journal of Development Economics, Associate Editor 2010 --
The Journal of European Economics Association, Associate Editor 2013 --
Economica, Associate Editor 2015 --

Referee Service: American Economic Review, Econometrica, Economic Letters, Quarterly Jour-
nal of Economics, Journal of Political Economy, Review of Economic Studies, Review of Eco-
nomic and Statistics, Economic Journal, American Economic Journal--Applied, Policy, Macro,
Journal of Economic Growth, Journal of Development Economics, Journal of Labor Economics,
Journal of Public Economics, Journal of European Economics Association, Journal of Human
Resources, Journal of Economic History, Explorations in Economic History, European Review of
Economic History, European Review of Economic History, Journal of Comparative Economics,
Economic Development and Cultural Change, Demography, European Journal of Population,
Journal of Business Economics, Journal of Population Economics, Journal of Health Economics,
Health Economics, World Politics, The American Political Science Review, Quarterly Journal of
Politics, National Science Foundation Research Grants, MacArthur Fellowship, DFID, European
Research Council.
SERVICES TO THE UNIVERSITY
GPRL China Cluster, Founding Director 2018 -
Faculty Research Mentor, Northwestern Kellogg 2017 –
Junior Recruiting Equity Representative, Northwestern Kellogg 2017 –
Peace and Conflict Resolution Senior Search Committee, Northwestern Kellogg 2017 –
College of Arts and Sciences Ad hoc Tenure and Promotion Committee, Northwestern
2017 – 2018
Kellogg MEDS Personnel Committee 2017 –
Freshman/Sophomore advisor, Yale University 2013 -- 2017
Graduate Admissions Committee, Yale University 2011, 2014
Undergraduate Theses Advising, Yale University 2013 -- 2017
Undergraduate Economic Faculty Advisor, Yale University 2009 -- 2017
Graduate Admissions Committee, Brown University 2005 -- 2007

Ph.D. Advisees
Alexey Makarin (2019), Heyu Xiong (2019), Natalya Naumenko (2017), Tomasso Porzio (2016),
Xiang Ma (2016), Gabriella Santangelo (2016), Emily Nix (2016), Sabrin Beg (2015), Nicole
Hidebrandt (2015); Emilia Soldani (2015), Yu Liu (2014), Xiaoxue Zhao (2014), Kota Mori (2014),
Maelys de la Rupelle (2013), David Yanagizawa (2010), Emilio Gutierrez (2009), Adriana
Camacho (2008), Yoo-mi Chin (2007), Isaac Mbiti (2006), Taiwo Olumide (2007), Adrienne Lu-
cas (2006)
External Ph.D. Defense: Maelys de la Rupelle (Paris School of Economics 2011); Bei Jin (Stock-
holm University, IIES, 2013); Nicole Hidebrandt (NYU, 2015); Emilia Soldani (NYU, 2015);
Lingwei Wu (HKUST, 2018).

SELECTED MEDIA COVERAGE OF RESEARCH

Wall Street Journal, Time, Mail, The Globe and Mail, Slate, Reuters, New York Times, National
Public Radio, Foreign Policy, Foreign Affairs, Science, Voice of America, Marginal Revolution,
Business Times (in Chinese), Liberation (in French), Vedomosti (in Russian), BBC, Caijing (Chi-
nese), Epoch Times, Kellogg Insights

NATIVE LANGUAGES: Chinese and English

INVITED PRESENTATIONS AND DISCUSSIONS

2018-2019: Harvard Positive Political Economy Seminar, University of California at Berkeley
Haas Oliver Williamson Seminar, University of Wisconsin at Madison Development Workshop,
George Washington Development Workshop, University of California at San Diego Develop-
ment Workshop, Sixth Political Economy Conference at Columbia, George Washington Con-
ference on U.S.-China Economic Relations and China’s Economic Development, ASSA/AEA At-
lanta (SOIE Some Meanings and Impacts of “Culture” in Institutions and Organizations, CSWEP
Development and Financial History).
2017-2018: MIT/Harvard Development Seminar, MSU Development Seminar, Dartmouth Ap-
plied Seminar, NYU Political Economy Workshop, University of Chicago Development Lunch,
University of Chicago Conference on Globalization and Inequality, Columbia Climate Finance
Conference, CEPR Development (Dublin), CEPR Development and Tax (Zurich), Kellogg
Global Women’s Summit.
2016-2017: Columbia University, Northwestern University, NBER Political Economy Workshop,
Conference on “Business Cycles, Financial markets, and Monetary Policy with Special Applica-
tions to China”, ASSA/AEA “Climate: Past, Present, Future” and “Persistence, Adaptation, and
Survival in Economic History”, UNWIDER Helsinki, International Economic Association, Econo-
metrics Society Asia Meeting, Political Economy in the Chicago Area Conference, Micro &
Macro Conference at the Chicago Federal Reserve, Atlanta Federal Reserve, Econometrics So-
ciety Asian Meetings, International Economics Association Congress, Fudan University TED
Conference, Chicago Area Conference on Development Economics
2015-16: LSE/UCL Development Seminar, UCL Department Seminar, Duke University, Kellogg
School of Management MEDS, Stanford University Economic History Seminar, Stanford GSB
Political Economy Workshop, Stanford University Development Seminar, UC Berkeley Devel-
opment Seminar, UC Berkeley ARE, Stanford Center on Poverty and Inequality, University of
Chicago Harris School, Minnesota Federal Reserve Bank, NYU Stern Economic History Seminar,
NYU China Initiative, Princeton Center on Contemporary China, Columbia University Political
Economy Conference, College of William and Mary, University of Zurich, University of Lau-
sanne, University of Geneva, University of Lausanne, University of Geneva, Princeton Contem-
porary China, Yale Conference on Political Economy and Development, NES Conference
“Bringing history back to development economics” (Moscow), Fudan University, Shanghai Uni-
versity of Finance and Economics, University of Tokyo.
2014-15: Northwestern Economic History Seminar, NYU Development Seminar, University of
Pittsburg Trade and Development Seminar, Columbia University Development Seminar, Har-
vard University Economic History Seminar, NYU Political Economy Seminar, UCLA Anderson
School Applied Seminar, Boston University Development and Trade Seminar, George Mason
University Public Choice Seminar, UC San Diego Conference “China's Political Economy: The-
ory and Evidence”, NBER Development Workshop, NBER Development of the American Econ-
omy, Conference on Development and Political Economy and Conflict (Barcelona), NBER Sum-
mer Institute (Political Economy, Fluctuations and Growth), NBER China Workshop, Chicago
Federal Reserve
2013-14: Harvard-MIT Development Seminar, Harvard Chinese Economy Seminar, World Bank
Applied Micro Seminar, Duke University Labor/Development Seminar, Columbia University
Comparative Politics Seminar, Dartmouth College, Princeton Development Lab, Boston Col-
lege Applied Micro Seminar, Fudan University, Shanghai University for Finance and Econom-
ics, University of Pennsylvania Political Economy Conference, NBER China Workshop,
AEA/ASSA Trade and Development, China-India Insights Conference (Yale SOM), Conference
on Economic Growth and Development (University of Washington St. Louis/St. Louis Federal
Reserve Bank), Yale Social Science China Workshop, IEA Congress (Jordan), SED (Toronto),
NBER Economics of Culture, IGC Political Economy, CEPR Development (Stockholm), NBER
Summer Institute (Growth, Political Economy).
2012-13: Stockholm University (IIES), Science Po/Paris School of Economics, University of Sci-
ence and Technology (Hong Kong), NBER Political Economy Workshop, Conference on “Hu-
man Capital” at Washington University St. Louis, BREAD at the University of Michigan, “As-
sessing the Quality of Governance in China” at Stanford’s Center for Democracy, AEA/ASSA
“Urbanization and Transportation Infrastructure in Developing Countries”, Ermin Plein Nem-
mers Prize Conference for Daron Acemoglu, Kiel Institute Excellence Award in Global Eco-
nomic Affairs Prize Conference, Society of Economic Dynamics, NBER Summer Institute (In-
come Distribution and Macroeconomics; Economics, Fluctuations and Growth).
2011-12: Princeton Seminar for Health and Well-being/Industrial Relations, Harvard PGSS, Har-
vard Chinese Politics Workshop, Princeton Development/Macro Workshop, Princeton Political
Science Seminar, Columbia Political Economy Seminar, UCLA Anderson, Cornell Develop-
ment/Public Finance Seminar, New York University Development Seminar, Yale Economic His-
tory Workshop, The World Bank Macro Seminar, Princeton Macro Faculty Lunch, BREAD-CEPR
(Paris), Yale Social Science Workshop on Contemporary China, Ermin Plein Nemmers Prize
Conference for Elhanan Helpman, Princeton Conference on Famine, World Demographic
Growth and Transition Conference: 2000-2050 (Zurich), ASSA CSWEP, Symposium on China’s
Capital Markets (Peking University), NBER Summer Institute (Political Economy, Growth, Entre-
preneurship, National Security, and Income Distribution and Macro Economics), “Conference
on Health, Education, and Welfare Programs in China” at Tsinghua-CKGSB-NBER.
2010-11: MIT/Harvard Labor Development Seminar, Yale University Labor Seminar, Yale Uni-
versity Political Economy Seminar, University of Maryland Development Seminar, Hunter Col-
lege, CEPR Development, International Growth Center, NBER China, NBER India, BREAD,
NEUDC, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong University, Stockholm University IIES,
Paris School of Economics, Science Po, Oxford University, Ente-Einaudi Institute (EIEF), NBER
Summer Institute (Political Economy, Public Finance and Political Economy, Development and
Productivity), UC Berkeley Conference on Endogenous Growth and Conflict.
2009-10: Yale University, New York University, London School of Economics, Stanford Univer-
sity History Seminar, Stanford University Development Seminar, University of California at
Berkeley Development Seminar, University of California Los Angeles Applied Micro Seminar,
University of Toronto, Warwick University, University of Texas at Austin, Tsinghua University,
Peking University CCER; NBER Long Run Growth Economics, U.C. Berkeley Conference on En-
dogenous Institutions and Conflict, China Summer Institute, CEPR-Development (Stockholm),
CEPR-Political Economy (Barcelona), BEROC, University of Houston Conference on Health and
Development, NBER China, NBER Africa, NBER Summer Institute (Political Economy, Economic
Growth) .
2008-09: MIT/Harvard Development/Labor Seminar, Princeton University Labor Seminar, Har-
vard University Labor/History Seminar, University of Chicago Graduate School of Business Ap-
plied Micro Seminar, Brown University Macro and Growth Seminar, Stockholm University IIES,
University of Colorado at Boulder, University College of London, Warwick University, Paris New
School, University of Toulouse, University of Pompeu Fabra, McGill University, Ohio State Uni-
versity; NBER China, NEUDC, BREAD, China Summer Institute.
2007-08: Harvard University Labor Seminar, Columbia University Applied Micro Seminar, Uni-
versity of Michigan Ann at Arbor Department of Economics, University of British Columbia, Uni-
versity of Connecticut, The World Bank Research Group (DC), National Taiwan University, Pe-
king University CCER; NBER, ASSA Winter Meetings, BREAD-CIPREE, BREAD, SOLE, World
Bank's Microeconomics of Growth Network, China summer Institute.
2006-07: Princeton University Development Seminar, Harvard-MIT Labor-Development Semi-
nar, London School of Economics-University College of London Development Seminar, Uni-
versity of Maryland Department of Agricultural Economics, University of Maryland Department
of Economics, Rice University – University of Houston Applied Micro Economics Seminar, Ox-
ford University, Università Bocconi, Stockholm IIES, The Federal Reserve at San Francisco, The
National University of Singapore; NBER, CEPR-DE, ASSA Winter Meetings.
2005-06: University of California at Berkeley Seminar for Comparative Politics, The World Bank
(Beijing), National University of Singapore, The University of Melbourne, CCER at Peking Uni-
versity, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Fudan University; NBER, CEPR-DE, ASSA Winter
Meetings; 2005-2006: NBER, NEUDC, Development Economics (Duke University), “China and
the World” UC Berkeley-World Bank-Tsinghua, Econometrics Society (North America).
2004-05: Brown University, Princeton University, University of Chicago, University of Chicago
Graduate School of Business, Harvard Business School, University of Maryland, Boston Univer-
sity, London School of Economics, Australia National University, Peking University, Fudan Uni-
versity, CCER at Peking University; BREAD, “Poverty, Inequality, Labour Market and Welfare
Reform in China” World Bank-ANU-RSSS-RSPAS.

OUTSIDE ACTIVITIES
Fudan University FISF, Special Term Professor (Consultant for research center on empirical re-
search, advise faculty and graduate students on research) 2019-2022
Global Development Network (Program Evaluation Methods), Consultant 2007-2010
The World Bank (Evaluation of Bank Lending to Micro-and-Small Firms in China) , Consultant
2007-2008

Updated February 2019