| Department of Economics Indiana University Wylie Hall 105 Bloomington, IN 47408 |
Cell : (812)-360-3567 Email: qimeng@indiana.edu Homepage: http://qimeng.org |
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Education
Ph.D., Economics, Indiana University, expected June 2010 Primary Specialization: Industrial Organization, Game Theory Secondary Specialization: Econometrics
M.S., Economics, East Carolina University, 2004 B.A., Economics, Hunan University, 2000 |
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Research and Teaching Interests
Research: Applied Econometrics, Empirical
Industrial Organization.
Teaching: Statistics, Microeconomics, Econometrics
Publications, Working Papers and Manuals
1. Bishop, J. Liu, H. and Meng, Q, “Are Chinese Smokers Sensitive to Price?” China Economic Review, (2007, vol. 18, issue 2, pages 113-121).
2. Online Sales with Commissions (Job Market Paper)3. Qi Meng, Wenyi Shenz, Donghwa Shin and Kunlakarn Vitooraparb “E370 Introduction to Statistics for Economics and Business 2009-2010 Laboratory Manual”, Editor Mary Beth Camp, Hayden-McNeil Publishing, 2009.
4. Smoking Intensity in China: An Application of Quantile Regression on Count Data. Working paper 2007
References
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Michael Baye Bert Elwert Professor of Business Economics E-mail: mbaye@indiana.edu |
Rick Harbaugh Assistant Professor of Business Economics and Public Policy E-mail: riharbau@indiana.edu |
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Roy Gardner Chancellor's Professor of Economics E-mail: gardner@indiana.edu |
Mary Beth Camp Clinical Assistant Professor of Economics E-mail: mcamp@indiana.edu |
Last Updated on Oct. 5, 2009.