Home Faculty Ding Haoyuan
Ding Haoyuan
Chair Professor
Associate Dean
Phone：021-65907062 Email：ding.haoyuan@mail.shufe.edu.cn
Major Research Interests
Trade and FDI, Global Supply Chain, Chinese Economy
Research

Selected Publications

  1. H. Ding, S. Lin, S. Wu and H. Ye, 2024, “Financial Spillovers of Foreign Direct Investment: Evidence from China”, Journal of International Economics, 148, 103890.

  2. H. Ding, H. Fan, and S. Lin, 2018, “Connect to Trade”, Journal of International Economics, 110, 50-62.

  3. S. Chen, H. Ding, S. Lin and H. Ye, 2022, “From Past Lies to Current Misconduct: The Long Shadow of China’s Great Leap Forward”, equal contribution, Journal of Development Economics, 157,102888.

  4. JT. Li, H. Ding, Y. Hu, and G. Wan, 2021, “Dealing with Dynamic Endogeneity in International Business Research”, equal contribution, Journal of International Business Studies, 52, 339-362.

  5. H. Ding, Y. Hu, H. Jiang, J. Wu and Y. Zhang, 2023, “Social Embeddedness and Supply Chains: Doing Business with Friends vs. Making Friends in Business”, Production and Operations Management, 32(7), 2154-2172.

  6. JT. Li, H. Jiang, J. Shen, H. Ding, and R. Yu, 2024, “Using the Difference-in-differences Design with Panel Data in International Business Research: Progress, Potential Issues, and Practical Suggestions” Journal of International Business Studies, forthcoming.

  7. H. Ding, H. Fan, G. Guo, G. Liang and T. Qi, 2024, “Outward Direct Investment as a Shelter from External Trade Policy Shocks: Firm-level Investigation of the US–China Trade War”, Canadian Journal of Economics, forthcoming.

  8. H. Ding, K. Shi, J. Xu and X. Zhang, 2024, “The Hidden Cost of Political Connection: Evidence from China’s Stock Market Responses to Land Transactions”, Economic Inquiry, forthcoming.

  9. H. Ding, W. Dong and C. Qin, 2025, “Does Migrant Working Experience Stimulate Returnees’ Entrepreneurship: Evidence from Rural China”, Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, 229,106865.

  10. H. Ding, Y. Hu, K. Kim and M. Xie, 2023, “Relationship-based Debt Financing of Chinese Private Sector Firms: The Role of Social Connections to Banks versus Political Connections”, Journal of Corporate Finance, 78,102335.

  11. H. Ding, H. Fan, C. Li, and L. Qiu, 2023, “The Effects of Discriminatory Protections on Cross-Border Mergers and Acquisitions”, Journal of Comparative Economics, 51,501-523.

  12. H. Ding, H. Fan, J. Jin and T. Qi, 2022, “Talented Overseas Returnees and Outward Foreign Direct Investment”, European Economic Review, 148, 104210.

  13. H. Ding, B. Ni, C. Xue and X. Zhang, 2022, “Land Holdings and Outward Foreign Direct Investment: Evidence from China”, Journal of International Money and Finance, 124, 102630.

  14. H. Ding, K. Koedijk, T. Qi and Y. Shen, 2022, “U.S.‐China Trade War and Corporate Reallocation: Evidence from Chinese Listed Companies”, World Economy, 45, 3907-3932. 

  15. H. Ding, H. Fan, and S. Lin, 2022, “COVID-19, Firm Exposure, and Firm Value: A Tale of Two Lockdowns”, China Economic Review, 71, 101721.

  16. H. Ding, Y. Hu, C. Li, and S. Lin, 2021. “CEO Country-specific Experience and Cross-border Mergers and Acquisitions”, Journal of Corporate Finance, 69, 102039, 2021.

  17. H. Ding, Y. Jin Z. Liu, and W. Xie, 2019. “The Relationship between International Trade and Capital Flow: A Network Perspective”, Journal of International Money and Finance, 91, 1-11.

  18. H. Ding, C. Qin, and K. Shi, 2018, “Who Benefit from Government-led Microfinance Projects? Evidence from Rural China”, Journal of Comparative Economics, 46-4, 1253-1272.


Sponsored Research Projects

  1. Major Project of the National Social Science Fund (PI), Research on the Construction Path and Mechanism of China's Characteristic Global Trade and Logistics System, Dec 2023, In Progress.

  2. Major Project of Key Research Base of Humanities and Social Sciences of the Ministry of Education(PI), Research on Digital Economy Enabling the High-standard Opening-up under the dual circulation development pattern, Oct 2022, In Progress.

  3. National Natural Science Foundation of China Project Grant (PI), Study on Social Networks, New Market Entry and Economic Performance, Aug 2021, In Progress.

  4. National Natural Science Foundation of China Project Grant (PI), Study on the Peer Effect of Real Economy Recovery during the Post – Crisis Period: a Network Approach, Completed, 2018-2020.

  5. Shanghai Municipal Government Project Grant (PI), Research on Seizing the RCEP Opportunity to Enhance Shanghai's Hub Capability in the Asia-Pacific Investment and Trade Network, Completed, 2021-2022

  6. Shanghai Municipal Government Project Grant (PI), Research on Shanghai's Construction of Improving the Allocation Capability of Global Trade and Shipping Resources, Completed, 2020-2021