Teaching & Experiential Learning
Prior to teach at Bader College, I supervised undergraduates’ subjects including Microeconomics, Regional Economics, Urban Economics and the Fundamentals of Finance and Investment at Department of Land Economy, University of Cambridge. I also supervised final-year undergraduates’ quantitative analysis as part of the dissertation.
Bader College provides a small close-knit residential community and vibrant teaching environment, especially suitable for the experiential learning opportunity, which is a unique teaching style that allows me to combine my real-world research outputs into the curriculum. There is also an opportunity to visit Bank of England Museum to explore how central bank works in the UK, which I organize.
Research
I am an active researcher in applied economics. My research interests include health economics, banking, digital economics and cultural economics. I focus on empirical and policy analysis. My latest research project involves looking at the impact of digital technology infrastructure, such as broadband, on the economic performance of local areas.
Supervision
I can supervise projects on:
- Cost-benefit Analysis of Project Investments
- Econometrics and Statistics
- Finance
- Microeconomics and Macroeconomics Project
I have contacts at:
- University of Cambridge
- University of Bangor, Wales
- Bank of England
- Several universities in China
Recent Publications
- Arestis, P., & Jia, M. M. (2019). Credit risk and macroeconomic stress tests in China. Journal of Banking Regulation, 20(3), 211-225.<.li>
- Arestis, P., & Jia, M. M. (2019). Financing housing and house prices in China. Journal of Financial Economic Policy.