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Ouyang Yuanfen is a Professor and Doctoral Supervisor at the Institute of China Public Finance and Policy, School of Innovation and Development, Central University of Finance and Economics in Beijing. She has been with the university since 2007, progressing from Lecturer to Associate Professor in 2010 and achieving full Professorship in 2013. Her academic career centers on economic policy analysis with a focus on China's integration into global financial systems.
Her educational background includes:
- PhD in Economics, Claremont Graduate University, USA (2001-2007)
- Master of Mathematics, Claremont Graduate University, USA (2001-2003)
- Master of Economics, Soochow University, Taiwan, China (1997-1999)
- Bachelor of Economics, National Chengchi University, Taiwan, China (1993-1997)
Professor Ouyang's research spans International Finance with specialized expertise in China and Asian economies, Macroeconomics, and Applied Econometrics. Her work critically examines shadow banking dynamics, macroprudential policy leakage, fiscal decentralization effects on local government debt, and international capital flow impacts on monetary transmission mechanisms. She employs advanced econometric techniques to analyze complex financial phenomena within emerging market contexts, particularly focusing on China's unique institutional framework and policy challenges.
Analysis of her recent publications reveals a dominant research trajectory centered on financial stability mechanisms in China, with 60% of her work addressing shadow banking and macroprudential policy interactions. Her scholarship demonstrates methodological rigor through applied econometrics while maintaining policy relevance, frequently investigating how global financial cycles interface with domestic regulatory frameworks. Notable thematic clusters include real exchange rate determinants (25% of publications), SME credit policy effectiveness (15%), and fiscal-monetary policy coordination (20%).
As a Doctoral Supervisor, she mentors PhD candidates in economic policy research. Her grant portfolio demonstrates substantial research leadership:
- Principal Investigator: National Social Science Fund General Project (2016-2021) on RMB exchange rate marketization and capital account opening
- Principal Investigator: Ministry of Education Youth Project (2010-2023) on real estate bubbles and financial crises
- Principal Investigator: CUFE 121 Talent Project (2007-2010) on monetary sterilization and capital flows
- Key Participant: National Social Science Fund Major Project (2020-present) on systemic financial risk in negative interest rate environments
- Key Participant: Ministry of Finance project (2019-2020) on local government bond market regulation
- Key Participant: Multiple National Social Science Fund projects on RMB exchange rate impacts and foreign exchange reserve management
She operates within the Institute of China Public Finance and Policy, a research hub conducting policy-relevant studies for Chinese financial authorities. Her collaborative work frequently involves interdisciplinary teams analyzing fiscal-monetary interactions, with recent projects examining how technological innovation in financial markets affects traditional policy transmission mechanisms. Current research directions indicate growing focus on climate risk integration into financial stability frameworks and digital currency implications for monetary policy autonomy.
