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Dong Feng is a Tenured Associate Professor and Doctoral Supervisor in the Department of Economics at Tsinghua University's School of Economics and Management. His academic journey includes a bachelor's degree from Renmin University of China (2006), master's from Peking University's National School of Development (2009), and Ph.D. from Washington University in St. Louis (2014).
- Bachelor: School of Information Resources Management, Renmin University (2006)
- Master: Center for Chinese Economic Research, Peking University (2009)
- Ph.D.: Washington University in St. Louis (2014)
His research centers on macroeconomics with emphasis on asset bubbles, monetary/fiscal policy coordination, systemic risk, and green transformation. He employs dynamic general equilibrium modeling to analyze China's financial system liquidity issues, carbon neutrality transitions, and production network dynamics. His work bridges theoretical frameworks with empirical validation using Chinese economic data.
Dong's recent publications reveal a strong trend toward interdisciplinary research connecting macroeconomics with climate policy, financial regulation, and technological innovation. His 15 most recent works demonstrate increasing focus on carbon neutrality challenges, data economy bubbles, and production network effects on business cycles, while maintaining core expertise in asset bubble dynamics and monetary policy transmission.
- Zhang Peigang Young Scholar Award in Development Economics (2024)
- Second Prize of People's Bank of China Academic Research Award (2023)
- Two-time Outstanding Paper Award of Financial Research (2024)
- China Information Economics Outstanding Achievement Award (2020)
- China Information Economics Innovation Achievement Award (2022)
As principal investigator, Dong leads multiple National Natural Science Foundation projects including Excellent Young Scientist Fund (2022-2024), Original Exploration Program on carbon neutrality (2023-2024), and Special Projects on research funding strategies (2025-2026). His policy reports have received recognition from provincial and ministerial leaders. He serves as doctoral supervisor and teaches advanced macroeconomics courses while advising Tsinghua's undergraduate thesis projects.
Dong contributes to academic infrastructure through editorial roles at Macroeconomic Dynamics and China and World Economy, and participates in national economic policy discussions via China Finance 40 Youth Forum and China Economics Annual Conference committees.
