JIN Xiaoting,-Center for Transnationals' Studies of Nankai University
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  JIN Xiaoting,
  
   
Job title: Assistant Professor
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The research field: : International Financ
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email: jxtnku@gmail.com
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Personal profile

 

 

 
Education background

2006-2009: Institute of International Economics, College of Economics, Nankai University

Ph.D. of Finance, June, 2009

2003-2006: Institute of International Economics, College of Economics, Nankai University

M.A. of Economics, June, 2006

1999-2003: Department of Economics, College of Economics, Nankai University

B.A. of Economics, June, 2003

 

 
Work experience

Research Associate, Institute of International Economics, College of Economics, Nankai University, from July 1, 2009.

 
The winning

 

 

 

 
Representative results

RECENT WORKING PAPERS

 

[1]Meng Qingbin, Jin Xiaoting. “Impacts of Macro-economic Factors on Stock Markets in China: Markov Switching Model Analysis”, the 4th International Forum for Contemporary China Studies (IFCCS4), UK on September 11-13, 2011.

 

[2]Yao Guoqing, Jin Xiaoting. “Efficient Allocation of Global Carbon Emission Rights: A Walker Mechanism Design”, the 4th International Forum for Contemporary China Studies (IFCCS4), UK on September 11-13, 2011.

 

[3]Lei Wu, Jin Xiaoting, Julio Velazquezb. “Informational Channel, Propagation Mechanism and Contagion”, the Fifth International Conference on Asia-Pacific Financial Markets (CAFM), Korea on December 4, 2010.

 

[4]Jin Xiaoting, Xu Yun. “Empirical Test of the Effectiveness of Unconventional Monetary Policy: Evidence from Financial Markets in U.S., Europe and Japan”, 2011.

 

[5]Dai Jinping, Jin Xiaoting, Yang Qian. “Determinants of RMB’s Internationalization: Theory and International Evidence”, 2011.

 

[6]Meng Qingbin, Jin Xiaoting. “Nonlinear China Monetary Reaction Rule Test with Multi-thresholds”, 2011.

 

[7]Meng Qingbin, Jin Xiaoting. “Non-Linear Monetary Policy Reaction Rule in China: An Inflation Regime Switching Framework”, 2011.

 

[8]Meng Qingbin, Jin Xiaoting. “Non-Linear Effects of Affecting Factors on Inflation in China”, 2011.

 

[9]Meng Qingbin, Jin Xiaoting, Wu Lei. “Informational Channel Analysis of Inflation Affecting Factors in China”, 2011.

 

RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS

[1] Dai Jinping, Jin Xiaoting, Xu Yun. “Indicators and Timing of Exiting from Unconventional Monetary Policies”, Studies of International Finance, 2012(01),16-23.

 

[2]Dai Jinping, Jin Xiaoting. “On HK’s Role in RMB’s Gradual Internationalization”, China Opening Journal, 2011(03),12-17.

 

[3]Meng Qingbin, Jin Xiaoting, Wu Lei. Homogeneous and Non-homogeneous Markov Switching Models Applied in Stock Price Bubbles Test”, The Journal of Quantitative & Technical Economics, 2011(04), 124-136.

 

[4]Wei Hao, Dai Jinping, Jin Xiaoting. “Currency Internationalization: Measurement, Determinants and RMB Internationalization Strategies”, Guizhou Social Sciences, 2010(09), 95-100.

 

[5]Dai Jinping, Jiang Xiangyang, Jin Xiaoting. “From Global Imbalance to Global Crisis”, Securities Market Herald, 2009(03), 64-68.

 

[6]Jin Xiaoting, Zhang Xiaotong, Luan Huide. “Modeling Non-linearities in RMB Nominal Exchange Rate Fluctuations after RMB Exchange Rate Reform Based on TAR Model”, Journal of Finance and Economics, 2008(06), 48-57.

 

[7]Meng Qingbin, Zhou Aimin, Jin Xiaoting. “Stock Price Bubbles Test Based On TAR Model”, Nankai Economic Studies, 2008 (04), 46-55.

 

[8]Dai Jinping, Jin Xiaoting, Lin Tiezheng. “Analysis on Economic Basis of Economic Policy Coordination between China and G8”, Journal of Finance and Economics, 2008(12), 28-37.

 

[9]Dai Jinping, Jin Xiaoting, Feng Lei. “The Effects of Functional International Division of Labor Led by Multinational Corporations on the Balance of Payments of the USA” World Economy Study, 2008(11), 41-48.

 

[10]Dai Jinping, Liu Jin, Jin Xiaoting. “On China’s Liquidity Surplus from Money Economic Perspective”, Nankai Journal(Philosophy, Literature and Social Science Edition), 2008(02), 116-124.