Dr.
Shi, Heling (
)
Brief Biography
| Dr
Heling Shi is a senior lecturer in the Department of Economics of
Monash University, Australia, and a macroeconomic/institutional consultant
for the Asian Development Bank and AusAID. He received his Ph.D. from
Monash University in 1994, and was a visiting lecturer at University
of London (1996-1997) and other visiting posts at Bonn University,
the Chinese Academy of Social Science, Nanjing University, Nanjing
University of Economics. His research papers appear in American Economic
Review, Journal of Organization and Economic Behaviour, Journal of
Comparative Economics, Economic Papers, and etc. |
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Before commencing PhD study in Australia, Dr Shi was granted a Bachelor of Science degree from the School of Management, Fudan University (1982-1986), and studied as a postgraduate at the Graduate School of the Chinese Academy of Social Science (1986-1988).
Dr Shi's teaching and research relate to Inframarginal Analysis of e-Commerce and Networking Decisions, International Trade and Economic Development, Industrial Organization, Economic Growth, the Chinese Economy, Economic Organization, Theory of the Firm, and Economic Analysis of Crime and Punishment.
Dr
Shi's academic career has been recently extended to consultancy. In 2001,
Dr Shi led an international consulting team, working with the State Development
Planning Commission and 13 renowned economists in China, including Professor
Dong Furen, Fang Weizhong, Wu Xinmu, and Xie Ping to provide policy advices
for the Chinese Government on the development of the Western Region. He
is also working with the Department of Family and Community Services in
Australia to introduce Australia's social security system - Centerlink
- to enlighten the current social security reform in China. He is also
the CEO of an 20+ E-commerce consulting firm registered in Australia.
Telephone: 61-3-99055045 (Office)
Facsimile: 61-3-99055476 (Office)
Email: he-ling.shi@buseco.monash.edu.au
Academic papers in refereed publications:
Freeman, John, Shi, Heling, and Viczary, Marika. (2002), Policy Support for the PRC 2020 (Phase III), ADB Publishers
Heling Shi & Hayden Mathysen, "E-commerce, transaction cost, and the network of division of labour: a business perspective" in (abstract, full-text)
Smyth, Russell, Lim, F.G.T. and Shi, Heling (2002), "Explaining the Performance of China¡¦s Collective Township and Village Enterprise Sector", Journal of International Economic Studies, 16, 111-126. (abstract, full-text)
Smyth, Russell, and Shi, Heling (2002), "Ownership Reform and Total Factor Productivity Growth in Chinese Industry", Applied Economics Letters, 9, 103-106. (abstract, full-text)
Shi, Heling, (2001), "Monopoly", in Readers Guild to Social Sciences, 1067-8, Fitzroy Dearborn Publishers: London, Chicago. (abstract, full-text)
Marjit, Sugata, Mukherjeem, Arijit, and Shi, Heling, (2001), "Cooperation in R&D: the case of patent infringement agreements¡¨ Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, 45 (4): 383-401. (abstract, full-text)
Marjit, Sugata and Shi, Heling, (1998), " Crime Control with Corrupt Office", Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, 34, 163-172. (abstract, full-text)
Shi, Heling, and Yang, Xiaokai, (1998) "Centralized Hierarchy within a Firm and Decentralized Hierarchy in the Market", in Increasing Returns and Economic Analysis, eds. Arrow, Kenneth, Ng, Yew-Kwang and Xiaokai Yang, Macmillan, 145-169. (abstract, full-text)
Shi, Heling and Yang, Xiaokai, (1995), "A New Theory of Industrialization", Journal of Comparative Economics, 20, 171-189. (abstract, full-text)
Yew-Kwang Ng and Shi, Heling, (1995), "Work Quality and Optimal Pay Structure", Economics Letters, 1995, 47, 409-416. (abstract, full-text)
Marjit, Sugata, and Shi, Heling, "Non-cooperative, Cooperative and Delegative R&D", Group Decision and Negotiation. 1995, 4, 404-409. (abstract, full-text)
Shi, Heling, (1992), "Continuum of Equilibria and Business Cycles: A Dynamic Model of Mesoeconomics", American Economic Review, May, 82(2), 372-8. (abstract, full-text)
Yang, Xiaokai and Shi, Heling, "Specialization and Product Diversity", American Economic Review, May, 392-397. (abstract, full-text)
Academic papers in non-refereed journals
Shi, Heling and Ng, Yew-Kwang, (2001), "Economics of E-commerce and its mpact for the Economy", Hong Kong Economic Journal Monthly, January 286(1) (in Chinese). (abstract, full-text)
Shi, Heling and Ng, Yew-Kwang, (2001), "E-commerce and Business Strategy", Economics Highlight, March. (in Chinese) (abstract, full-text)
Academic papers in non-refereed books
Smyth, Russell, Freddy Lim, and Heling Shi, (2001), "China¡¦s Collective Township-Village Enterprises and Economies of Specialization", in Proceedings of 2001 Internatonal Conference on Management Science and Engineering, ed. Xiaofeng Ju, Harbin Institute of Technology Press, 1091-1099. [ISBN: 7-5603-1654-9/F 275] (abstract, full-text)
Shi, Heling, (1999), "Micro Aspects of Asian Financial Crisis", in Proceedings of 1999 Industry Economics Conference: Regulation, Competition and Industry Structure, Melbourne: Ausinfo: pp. 55-62. (abstract, full-text)
Shi, Heling, (1999), "Chinese in Australia" (abstract, full-text)
Academic working papers
Shi, Heling, Dingsheng Zhang, and Xiaokai Yang, (2002), "A General Equilibrium Model of e-Commerce with Impersonal Networking Decisions". (abstract, full-text)
Shi, Heling, (2002), "Division of labor, coordination, and underemployment" (abstract, full-text)
Liu, Meng-chun, and Shi, Heling, (2002), "Transaction input, learning input, product properties, and economc development" (abstract, full-text)
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