Peng Changyan is an accomplished economist and lecturer at the China Household Finance Survey and Research Center, Southwestern University of Finance and Economics. With a diverse educational background including a Ph.D. and Master’s in Finance from Southwestern University of Finance and Economics and a Bachelor’s from Hebei University of Economics and Business, Peng has specialized in household finance and applied microeconomics. His professional journey includes collaborations with prestigious institutions like the World Bank and the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Peng has made significant contributions to research on inclusive finance, housing wealth, and the impact of economic decisions on households. His work has been recognized through various honors and awards, including being named an “Outstanding Communist Party Member” of Southwestern University of Finance and Economics.
Author Metrics
Peng’s research output demonstrates his scholarly impact and productivity. He has published papers in renowned journals and contributed to edited books on relevant topics in his field. Peng’s work has garnered citations and recognition, contributing to the advancement of knowledge in household finance and applied microeconomics.
Scopus Profile
Changyan has an author profile associated with Southwestern University of Finance and Economics in Chengdu, China. The profile shows a total of 40 citations across 2 documents, with an h-index of 2.
Education
- Ph.D. in Economics (Finance Major), Southwestern University of Finance and Economics, 2019
- Master of Economics (Finance Major), Southwestern University of Finance and Economics, 2014
- Bachelor’s in Finance, Hebei University of Economics and Business, 2010
Research Focus
Peng’s primary research interests lie in household finance and applied microeconomics. He specializes in analyzing household liquidity constraints, housing wealth appreciation, and the factors influencing household consumption and labor supply decisions. Additionally, Peng conducts research on financial inclusion and the impact of insurance protection projects on household behavior.
Professional Journey
Peng’s professional journey includes significant roles in academia and research. He served as a Research Assistant at the China Household Finance Survey and Research Center before becoming a Lecturer at the same institution. Peng also gained valuable experience as a participant in a large-scale research project at the World Bank and as a visiting scholar at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Honors & Awards
Peng’s dedication and contributions to his field have been recognized through various honors and awards. These include being named an “Outstanding Communist Party Member” of Southwestern University of Finance and Economics and receiving the National Scholarship for Doctoral Students and the Hongru Scholarship.
Publications Top Noted & Contributions
Peng has contributed significantly to academic literature through published papers and edited books. His research on topics such as the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on household liquidity constraints and housing wealth appreciation in China has been published in reputable journals like Emerging Markets Finance and Trade and the Journal of the Asia Pacific Economy. Additionally, Peng has edited and contributed to several research reports and books on household finance and rural financial development.
Title: COVID-19 Pandemic and Household Liquidity Constraints: Evidence from Micro Data
- Authors: Jie Li, Quanyun Song, Changyan Peng, Yu Wu
- Journal: Emerging Markets Finance and Trade, 2020, Volume 56, Issue 15, Pages 3626–3634
- Abstract: This document likely investigates the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on household liquidity constraints using micro-level data. It may analyze how households’ financial situations were affected during the pandemic and provide evidence on the extent of liquidity constraints faced by households.
- Citations: This paper has received 33 citations.
Title: Housing Wealth Appreciation and Consumption: Evidence from China
- Authors: Changyan Peng, Qeisong Qiu, Quanyun Song, Bihong Huang
- Journal: Journal of the Asia Pacific Economy, 2019, Volume 24, Issue 4, Pages 556–577
- Abstract: This document likely examines the relationship between housing wealth appreciation and household consumption in China. It may explore how changes in housing values influence consumer behavior and spending patterns among Chinese households.
- Citations: This paper has received 7 citations.
Research Timeline
- 2010-2019: Education and Early Career: Peng completes his Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Ph.D. degrees while actively participating in research projects and gaining experience in household finance.
- 2016-2017: World Bank Research: Peng works on a large-scale research project at the World Bank, focusing on social security and resident labor behavior across Southeast Asia.
- 2018-2019: University of Illinois Collaboration: Peng collaborates with scholars at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign on research projects related to inclusive finance and housing.
- 2019-Present: Lectureship and Continued Research: Peng assumes a lecturer position at the China Household Finance Survey and Research Center, where he continues his research on household finance and applied microeconomics, focusing on topics such as household liquidity constraints and housing wealth appreciation.
