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Faculty Profile

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Zhenlin Yang is an internationally recognized scholar in spatial econometrics and panel data models, known for his pioneering methodological contributions and impactful research in econometrics and statistics.

Combines rigorous methodological innovation in spatial econometrics and panel data analysis with practical applications in urban economics, real estate, and market dynamics; recognized for robust statistical inference methods, leadership in editorial service, and significant contributions to econometric theory and practice.

Focused research areas include Development and refinement of spatial econometric models, including spatial dynamic panel data models, robust estimation under heteroskedasticity, bootstrap-based inference, and advanced methods for event-time and duration analysis.
Spatial EconometricsPanel Data ModelsBootstrapBias CorrectionLifetime Data Analysis

QUALIFICATIONS:

  • Ph.D. (Statistics), University of Alberta, Canada, 1992
  • M.Sc. (Applied Statistics), University of Guelph, Canada, 1987
  • B.Eng. (Metal Materials), Northeastern University, China, 1983

RESEARCH INTERESTS:

  • Spatial Econometrics 
  • Panel Data Models  
  • Bootstrap Methods for Refined Inferences 
  • Event times analysis

RESEARCH ADVISOR/CO-RESEARCH ADVISOR TO:

  • LIU Shew Fan, 2011.8-2016.5
  • LI Liyao, 2015.8-2019.7
  • XU Yuhong, 2015.8-2020.6
  • MENG Xiaoyu, 2016.8-2022.6
  • WU Yifan, 2016.8-2022.6