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Assistant Professor
Liang Chen
Ph.D. in Economics, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
Research Interests: Econometric Theory, Applied Econometrics
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0755-2603 7541
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chenliang@phbs.pku.edu.cn
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Office: Rm. 759, PHBS Building
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CV
Biography
Research Interests
Econometric Theory, Applied Econometrics

Education
2007 -- 2013, Ph.D. in Economics (Cum Laude), Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain
2003 -- 2007, B.A. in Economics, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China

Employment
2020 – present, Assistant Professor, Peking University HSBC Business School
2016 -- 2020, Assistant Professor, School of Economics, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics
2013 -- 2016, Postdoctral Research Fellow, Department of Economics and Nuffield College, University of Oxford

Publications
1. Two-step estimation of quantile panel data models with interactive fixed effects, Econometric Theory, forthcoming.
2. Revisiting the effects of CO2 on global warming: a quantile factor approach (with J.J. Dolado, J. Gonzalo and A. Ramos), Economica, 90.360 (2023): 1397-1421.
3. A simple estimator for quantile panel data models using smoothed quantile regressions (with Yulong Huo) The Econometrics Journal, 24 (2021): 247-263.
4. Quantile factor models (with J.J. Dolado and J. Gonzalo) Econometrica, 89.2 (2021): 875-910.
5. Set identification of panel data models with interactive fixed effects via quantile restrictions, Economics Letters, 137 (2015): 36-40.
6. Estimating the common break date in large factor models, Economics Letters, 131 (2015): 70-74.
7. Detecting big structural breaks in large factor models (with J.J. Dolado and J. Gonzalo) Journal of Econometrics, 180.1 (2014): 30-48.

Working Papers
1. Nonparametric quantile regressions for panel data models with large T.
2. Common correlated effects estimation of nonlinear panel data models (with Minyuan Zhang).
3. Estimation of characteristic-based quantile factor models (with J.J. Dolado, J. Gonzalo and H. Pan).
4. Faster Uniform convergence rates for deconvolution estimators from repeated measurements (with Minyuan Zhang). R&R at Econometric Theory
Graduate: Advanced Econometrics I, Advanced Econometrics II (time series), Advanced Economics III (panel data), Time Series Econometrics.