Meng-Wei Chen

Assistant Professor

Research Areas
Applied Microeconomics, Regional Economics, Applied Microeconometrics
Education
Ph.D. in Economics, Indiana University Bloomington
E-mail
mwchen at mail.nsysu.edu.tw
Phone
+886-7-5252000 ext. 5616
Office
SS4007
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Experience
  • National Sun Yat-sen University, Assistant Professor, Institute of Economics 2026–Present
  • Feng Chia University,Assistant Professor, Department of Economics 2025-2026
  • Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research, Assistant Research Fellow 2024-2025
  • Nanjing Audit University, Assistant Professor, Nanjing, China 2018-2024
Education
  • Indiana University Bloomington, Bloomington IN, U.S.A (2018)
Publications
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Working Papers
  1. Overcoming distance- Knowledge Spillovers and High-Speed Railway Expansion in University Collaborative in China, (with Yuxue Sheng, Meiyun Huang, and Yao-yu Chih)
  2. Government Intervention, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship, (with Yu Chen, Zhen-Hua Wu and Ningru Zhao)
  3. The Impact of Financial Market Development and Energy Tariff on Green Export Product Quality
  4. Fiscal Incentives in China and Their Impacts on Economic Development
  5. Resource Abundance and Economic Growth in China
  6. Fiscal Incentives and Local Protectionism in China
Publications
  1. Hen-I Lin,Sheng-Jang Sheu, Chu-Wei Chen, Fang-I Wen, Chin-Wen Yang, Je Liang Liou, Meng-Wei Chen, Jen-Hung Hsu, Yu-Chieh Chang (2024, Oct). Economic Assessment of Meteorological Information Services for Capture Fisheries in Taiwan. Atmosphere.
  2. Yugang Tang, Meng-Wei Chen, Hehe Zhang (2024, May). A study on the benefit incidence of a place-based education fee reduction program: Evidence from a local housing market in China.Regional Science and Urban Economics.
  3. Yi-Chia Wang, Meng-Wei Chen (2024, Apr). The role of foreign direct investment in east and Southeast Asia: Evidence before and after 2009 global financial crisis. International Review of Economics & Finance.
  4. Meng-Shiuh Chang, Meng-Wei Chen, Peijie Ju (2023, Nov). Asymmetry in Hedges, Safe Havens, Flights and Contagion: Unconditional Quantile Regression Approach.SAGE Open.
  5. Meng-Wei Chen, Meng-Shiuh Chang, Yuehua Mao, Shuyin Hu, Chih-Chun Kung (2023, Jan). Machine learning in the evaluation and prediction models of biochar application: A review. Science Progress.
  6. Meng-Shiuh Chang, Chih-Chun Kung, Meng-Wei Chen, Yuan Tian (2021, Jun). Volatility regime, inverted asymmetry, contagion, and flights in the gold market.Pacific-Basin Finance Journal.
  7. Meng-Wei Chen, Cuicui Lu, Yuan Tian (2021, Mar). Export price and quality adjustment: The role of financial stress and exchange rate. Economic Modelling.