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Dr Xin Deng

Position: Lecturer Dr Xin Deng
Division/Portfolio: Division of Business
School/Unit: School of Commerce
Campus: City West Campus
Office: WL3-60
Telephone: +61 8 830 20743
Fax: +61 8 830 27001
Email: xin_dot_deng_at_unisa_dot_edu_dot_au
URL for Business Card: http://people.unisa.edu.au/xin.deng


Teaching interests

  • Microeconomics
  • Managerial Economics
  • Business Economics

I teach the following courses

ECON 3005Governance and Regulation in the Global Market
BUSS 3046Competitive Strategy
ECON 1006Microeconomics


Professional associations

Economic Society of Australia


Qualifications

PhD in Economics, Monash

Master in Economics, Wuhan

Bachelor in Economics, Wuhan


Research interests

  • Applied Microeconomics
  • Chinese Economy
  • Envioronmental Economics
  • Transport Economics

Research publications

Refereed Journal Papers

Jie Shen and Xin Deng: Gender Wage Inequality in the Transitional Chinese Economy: A Critical Review of Post-reform Research. Journal of Organisational Transformation and Social Change. Vol 5 (2), pp 109-127. 2008

Xin Deng, Zen Lu and Zhongjun Cao: Attrition in a diversified student body: A case study. ERGO, Vol 1 (1), 15-25. 2007

XIn Deng: Economic Costs of Motor Vehicle Emissions in China: A Case Study, Transportation Research Part D, 2006 11 pg 216-226

Xin Deng and Yew-Kwang Ng: Optimal Taxation on Mixed Diamond Goods: Implications on Private Car Ownership in China. Pacific Economic Review,Vol 9, No 4, 2004

Russell Smyth, Junli Wang and Xin Deng, : Equity for Debt Swaps with Chinese Characteristics: A Case Study of Restructuring in One Large State-Owned Enterprise, Asian Pacific Business Review, Vol 10, No ¾, Spring/Summer 2004

Russell Smyth, Xin Deng and Junli Wang: Patterns of Growth in China's Large-Scale State-Owned Enterprises – Late Industrialization and Chinafs Shipbuilding Industry, New Zealand Journal of Asian Studies, Vol 6, No 1, June 2004

Xin Deng and Russell Smyth: Non-tax Levy in China: Non-Tax Levies in China: Sources, Problems and suggestions for Reform, Development Policy Review, Vol. 18, No. 4. 2000

Papers Published in Chinese Journals

Zhong Qin and Xin Deng (Forthcoming): An Empirical Analysis of Determinants of Family Firms to Award Professional Managers with Shares, Luojia Management Review.

Zhong Qin and Xin Deng (2008): Analysis of Ownership Structure of Private Enterprises in Ningbo City, Economic Management (2008), Issue 16. pp 46-55.

Xin Deng and Yewkwang Ng: Estimation of External Costs of Road Transport: A Case Study of Beijing (in Chinese), Journal of Chongqing University (Social Science), issue 1, page 4-10. 2008

Refereed Conference Papers

Zhong Qin and Xin Deng: Ownership Structure, Performance and Determinants of Share Diffusion in Family Businesses: Evidence from China. Australian Conference for Economists, Gold Coast, Australia, Sep 30th -Oct 3rd, 2008.

Xin Deng: Private Car Ownership in China: How Important is the effect of Income? Annual Conference of Economist, Hobart, Australia, Sep 2007

Xin Deng, Zen Lu and Zhongjun Cao: Understanding Student attrition in Contemporary Australian Universities: Evidence from an Empirical Case Study. Assessment that Works, ERGA Conference, Adelaide, Australia, Sep 2007

Jie Shen and Xin Deng: Gender wage inequality in the transitional Chinese economy A critical review of post-reform research. Our Work, Our lives: National conference on Women and Industrial Relations. Sep 2007

Book Chapter

Russell Smyth, Junli Wang and Xin Deng, “Equity-for-Debt Swaps in Chinese Big Business: A Case Study of Restructuring in One Large Stateowned Enterprise”, in Chris Rowley and Malcolm Warner (Eds) Globalization and Competitiveness in Asia: Big Business in Asia (London: Routledge, 2005) [reprinted from Asia Pacific Business Review]


Expertise for Media Contact

I am able to provide media comment in the following areas of expertise:

Discipline: Economics

  • Chinese Economy
  • Environmental Economics

Research Degree Supervisor

I am currently surpervise a PhD student working on informal credit in rural China, and am available to supervise students interested in doing research in various areas of applied microeconomics including environmental economics, transport economics, and policy related research in China.




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