ZENG, Shipei
POSITION/TITLE
Research Scientist
RESEARCH FIELD
Economic Statistics, Applied Econometrics, Data Mining
shipei.zeng@sribd.cn
EDUCATION BACKGROUND
Ph.D. Economics, University of New South Wales, Australia
M.A. Economics, Renmin University of China, China
B.A. Economics, Renmin University of China, China
BIOGRAPHY
Dr. Shipei Zeng is a deputy director and research scientist of SRIBD. He obtained his PhD in economics from the University of New South Wales and his master's and bachelor's degrees in economics from Renmin University of China. He has undertaken a number of government research co-operations as well as projects with large enterprises. His research interests include developing and applying economic statistical models to interdisciplinary fields. He has published his work in several reputable international journals, and won numerous awards in data competitions for his use of big data and machine learning techniques. He is also the developer of the R package "dfvad" approved by CRAN, which is designed for analyzing economic growth and productivity.
ACADEMIC PUBLICATIONS
- Shipei Zeng. Frontier firms, inefficiency and productivity dynamics. 36th International Association for Research in Income and Wealth General Conference. Oslo, Norway (Online), from 2021-8-23 to 2021-8-27
- Shipei Zeng. Hedonic imputation with tree-based decision approaches. 36th International Association for Research in Income and Wealth General Conference. Oslo, Norway (Online), from 2021-8-23 to 2021-8-27
- Shipei Zeng; Zhan-Ming Chen; Ahmed Alsaedi; Tasawar Hayat. Price elasticity, block tariffs, and equity of natural gas demand in China: Investigation based on household-level survey data. Journal of Cleaner Production, 2018, 179: 441-449 (SCI, JCR Q1)
- Zhan-Ming Chen; Shipei Zeng; Leo Lester; Lin-Ting Zhang; Xiaohua Xia; Shiyun Xu; Ahmed Alsaedi; Tasawar Hayat. Economic cost of China’s oil import: Welfare estimation for 2001–2015. Resources, Conservation and Recycling, 2018, 132: 158-167 (SCI, JCR Q1)
- Shipei Zeng; Zhanming Chen. Impact of fossil fuel subsidy reform in China: Estimations of household welfare effects based on 2007–2012 data. Economic and Political Studies, 2016, 4: 299-318