Curriculum Vitae

(as of Jul 2018)

Feng   Guo

Associate Professor，School of PublicEconomics and Administration,

                              ShanghaiUniversity of Finance and Economics

Guest Research Fellow, Institute of Digital Finance, Peking University

Research Interests

Political Finance, Air Pollution, Bibliometrics

Education

2015   Ph.D. in Economics            Fudan University

2010   M.A. in Economics             Shanghai University of Finance andEconomics

2017   B.S. in Mathematics & Finance   Sichuan University

Work Experience

June2017-present    Assistant Professor, School of Public Economics andAdministration,           Shanghai University of Finance and Economics

July2015-June 2017  Post-doctoral Fellow   Institute of Digital Finance,                                        PekingUniversity

July2011-June 2017  Research Fellow      Shanghai Finance Institute

July2010- July 2011  Analyst             Shanghai Information Center

Representative Publications

Finance

Guo, F. and Xiong, R., “Local Financial Institutions and Regional EconomicGrowth: A Quasi-natural Experiment of City Commercial Banks in China.” China Economic Quarterly, forthcoming. (inChinese)

Liu, C., Guo, F., Fu, J. and Zhou, Q., “Political Incentive, CapitalRegulation and Local Banks’ Credit Expansion.” Management World, 2017, (10), pp.36-50. (in Chinese)

Guo, F., Kong，S. T. and Wang, J., “GeneralPatterns and RegionalDisparity of Internet Finance Development in China:Evidence from the Peking University Internet Finance Development Index.” ChinaEconomic Journal, 2016, 9(3), pp.253-271.  

Liu, C. and Guo, F., “Officials’ Tenure, Central Financial Regulation andLocal Banks’ Credit Risk.” Finance &Trade Economics, 2017, 38(4), pp. 86-100. (in Chinese)

Guo, F., “Land Capitalization and Regional Financial Expansion in China”, Journal of Finance and Economics, 2015,41(8), pp.4-18. (in Chinese)

Air Pollution

Shi，Q., and F. Guo, “Do People Have a Negative Impression of Government on Polluted Days”,Journal of Environmental Planning and Management, forthcoming.

Guo, F. and Shi, Q., “Official Turnover, Collusion Deterrent and TemporaryImprovement of Air Quality.” EconomicResearch Journal, 2017, (7), pp.158-168. (in Chinese)

Shi, Q., Chen, S. and Guo, F., “Administrative Interviews of China MEPandEnvironmental Governance-An Example of Air Pollution.” Statistical Research, 2017, (10), pp.88-97. (in Chinese)

Shi, Q., Guo, F. and Chen, S., “Political Blue Sky in Fog and HazeGovernance: Evidence from the Local Annual Two Sessions in China.” China Industrial Economics, 2016, (5),pp.40-56. (in Chinese)

Bibliometrics

Guo, F. and Li, X., “Editorial Favoritism, Guanxi Articles and CitationDiscount: Evidence from Top Chinese Economics Journals.” China Economic Quarterly, 2017, 16(4), pp.1237-1260. (in Chinese)

Shi, Q. and Guo, F., “Search Advantage, Title Length and the Influence ofPaper in Internet Age-Evidence From Top Chinese Economics Journals.” World Economic Papers, 2017, (1),pp.99-120. (in Chinese)

Other Fields

Hu, J., Guo, F. and Long, S., “Persistence, Expectation and InflationSpatial Dynamics in China - A Spatial Dynamic Panel Model Study.” China Economic Quarterly, 2013, 13(1),pp.57-80. (in Chinese)

Guo, F. and Hong, Z., “Trade Openness, Regional Market Size and InflationVolatility in Provinces of China.” Journalof Financial Research, 2013, (3), pp. 74-86. (in Chinese)

Hong, Z. and Guo, F.,“International Trade Openness, Inter-Provincial TradePotential and Growth Volatility.” Journalof World Economy, 2012, (10), pp.44-65. (in Chinese)

WorkingPapers in English

“Title Length and Citation” (with Chao Ma and Qingling Shi)

“Citation Trap of Literature Published at Year-End”( with Chao Ma)

“Cyclicity and Complexity in a Cobweb Model with Heterogeneous Expectations”（with Qingling Shi and Chong Liu）

“National Leaders’ Visits and Temporary Improvement of Air Quality”（with Qingling Shi and Chenchen Shi）

RepresentativeResearch Grants

2017, Research Grant from Institute of Digital Finance, Peking University

2017, Fundamental Research Funds for the UniversitiesDirectly Under the Ministry of Education (2017110695)

2017, Asian Development Bank Consulting Project

2016, National Social Science Foundation of China (16CJY065).

2015, Key Post-Doc Grant (2015M580901)

2015, China People's Bank Consulting Project

ContactInformation

School of Public Economics and Administration,

Shanghai University of Finance and Economics

Address: No.777, Guoding Road, Shanghai, 200433, P.R. China

Email: guo.feng@mail.sufe.edu.cn, guofengsfi@163.com

Website:http://www.guof1984.net