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Dr. Juann Hung is a Senior Associate Professor in Economics, at IBSS. Dr. Hung was a staff economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and then the lead international economist at the U.S. Congressional Budget Office. In those two posts combined, Dr. Hung provided policy analysis and recommendations to policy makers for over 20 years.

Dr. Hung has conducted research on a wide range of policy-related issues, including foreign exchange intervention, causes and consequences of currency crises, macroeconomic effects of globalization, and China’s growth model and its implications. Many of her publications have been published in leading academic journals as well as policy issue briefs. Her work has been well cited by the academia, the business community, and policymakers. She co-edited (with Yang Chen) the book, “The State of China’s State Capitalism: Evidence of Its Successes and Pitfalls,” published in 2018 by Palgrave.

Dr. Hung received her BA in Economics from National Taiwan University, MBA in Finance from University of Oregon, and PhD in International Economics from New York University.

Qualifications
- PhD, New York University, 1988
- MBA, University of Oregon, Finance, 1981
- BA, National Taiwan University, Economics, 1978
Experience
- Senior Associate Professor, Economics Division, International Business School Suzhou, Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University (2017-Present), Suzhou, Chinau
- Director of Planning and Engagement, International Business School Suzhou, Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University (2017-2019), Suzhou, China
- Head of Executive Education Department, International Business School Suzhou, Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University (2018-2019), Suzhou, China
- Associate Professor, Economics Division, Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University (2014-2017), Suzhou, China
- Project Professor, Department of Economics, National Chung Cheng University (2012 - 2014), Chiayi, Taiwan
- Principal Analyst, Macroeconomic Analysis Division, Congressional Budget Office (1996 - 2012), Washington, D.C., United States of America
- Adjunct Professor, Stern School of Business, New York University (June, 1988 - August, 1998), New York City, New York
- Economist, International Macroeconomics Function, Federal Reserve Bank of New York (1988 - 1996), New York City, United States of America
- Instructor, Department of Economics, School of Arts and Sciences, New York University (1985 - 1988), New York City, United States of America
Research interests
- causes and consequences of currency crises
- effects of globalization on income distribution
- prospect and implication of Renmibi's internationalization
- China’s growth model and its implications
Articles
- HUNG, J. and CHANG, Y. (2018). Why has the United States continued to receive net investment income as a debtor country? The World Economy. 42, 936–958.
- GAMBER E. & HUNG, J. (2001). Has the Rise in Globalization Reduced U.S. Inflation in the 1990s? Economic Inquiry, 39, 58–73.
- HUNG, J. & GAMBER (2010). An Absorption Approach to Modeling the U.S. Current Account. Review of International Economics, 18, 334-350.
- HUNG, J. H. & Hammett, P. (2016). Globalization and the Labor Share in the United States. Eastern Economic Journal, 42 (2), 193-214.
- HUNG, J. (2007). Will the U.S. Current Account Have a Hard or Soft Landing? CBO Economic and Budget Issue Brief.
- HUNG, J. & MASCARO, A. (2005). Why Does U.S. Investment Abroad Earn Higher Returns than Foreign Investment in the United States? CBO Economic and Budget Issue Brief.
- HUNG, J. (2005). Recent Shifts in Financing the U.S. Current Account Deficit. CBO Economic and Budget Issue Brief.
- HUNG, J. & GAMBER, E. (2004). Does Asymmetry of International Shocks Matter for the U.S. Business Cycle? Economic Inquiry, 42, 647–666.
- HUNG, J., SALOMON, M., & SOWERBY, S. (2004). International Trade and U.S. Productivity. Research in International Business and Finance, 18, 1-25.
- HUNG, J. & KOWALEWSKI, K. (2004). The Decline in the U.S. Current-Account Balance since 1991. CBO Economic and Budget Issue Brief.
- HUNG, J. (1997). The Exchange Rate's Impact on Overseas Profits of U.S. Multinationals. Journal of Economics and Business, 49, 439-458.
- HUNG, J. (1997). Intervention Strategies and Exchange Rate Volatility: A Noise Trading Perspective. Journal of International Money and Finance, 16, 779-793.
- HUNG, J. & CHARETTE, S. (1997). The Looming U.S. External Debt: How Serious Is It? Contemporary Economic Policy, 15, 32-41.
- HUNG, J. (1992). Assessing the Exchange Rate's Impact on U.S. Manufacturing Profits. Quarterly Review, Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
- HUNG, J. & HICKOK, S. (1991). Explaining the Persistence of the U.S. Trade Deficit in the Late 1980s. Quarterly Review, Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
- HUNG, J., PIGOTT, C., & RODRIGUES, A. (1989). Financial Implications of the U.S. External Deficit. Quarterly Review, Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
Books, monographs, compilations and manuals
- HUNG J. and CHEN Y. (2018) The State of China’s State Capitalism-Evidence of Its Successes and Pitfalls. Palgrave Macmillan. ISBN: 978-981-13-0982-3
Chapters, cases, readings and supplements
- QIAN, R. and HUNG, J. (2018). Does Economic Inequality Matter for Nationalism? Chapter 8 in The State of China’s State Capitalism-Evidence of Its Successes and Pitfalls. Hung and Chen (Eds.) Palgrave Macmillan.
- SUN, Q. and HUNG, J. (2018). The Rise in China’s Gender Income Inequality, Chapter 9 in The State of China’s State Capitalism-Evidence of Its Successes and Pitfalls. Hung and Chen (Eds.) Palgrave Macmillan.
- ZHANG, F. and HUNG, J. (2018). Income Inequality in China and the Role of Fiscal Policies: An Empirical Study of Chinese Provincial Data, Chapter 7 in The State of China’s State Capitalism-Evidence of Its Successes and Pitfalls. Hung and Chen (Eds.) Palgrave Macmillan.
- ZHANG, X. and HUNG, J. (2018). China’s Housing Price: Where Are the Bubbles? Chapter 3 in The State of China’s State Capitalism-Evidence of Its Successes and Pitfalls. Hung and Chen (Eds.) Palgrave Macmillan.
- MA, Y. and HUNG, J. (2018). Inward FDI and Economic Growth: A Comparative Analysis of China Versus India, Chapter 10 in The State of China’s State Capitalism-Evidence of Its Successes and Pitfalls. Hung and Chen (Eds.) Palgrave Macmillan.
- HUNG, J. & QIAN R. (2010). Why Is China’s Saving Rate So High? A Comparative Study of Cross-Country Panel Data. CBO Working Paper No. 2010-07, Congressional Budget Office.
- HUNG, J. (2008). China’s Approach to Capital Flows Since 1978,” CBO Working Paper No. 2008-02, Congressional Budget Office.
- HUNG, J. & KIM, Y.J. (2006). Implications of Past Currency Crises for the U.S. Current Account Adjustment. CBO Working Paper No. 2006-07, Congressional Budget Office.
- HUNG, J. & MASCARO, A. (2004) Return on Cross-Border Investment: Why Does U.S. Investment Abroad Do Better?” with Angelo Mascaro, CBO Working Paper No. 2004-17, Congressional Budget Office.
- HUNG, J. & BRONOWSKI, C. (2002). Modeling the U.S. Current Account as the Savings-Investment Balance. CBO Working Paper No. 2002-5, Congressional Budget Office.
- HUNG, J. & GAMBER E. (1999). The Impact of globalization on the U.S. Business Cycle. Technical Paper No.1999-6, Congressional Budget Office.
- HUNG, J. & VIANA, S. (1995). Modeling the U.S. Services Trade: A Cointegration-ECM Approach. Research Paper No. 9518, Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
- HUNG, J., HICKOK S. AND WULFEKUHLER K. (1991). An Extended, Cointegrated Model of U.S. Trade. Research Paper No. 9121, Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
- HUNG, J. (2016). Probability of a Currency Crash and Post-Crash Output Perforance: Do Exchange Rate Regimes Matter?. In MIT Press (Ed.), International Currency Exposure. MIT Press.
- HUNG, J. & QIAN, R. (2012). "Why Is China's Saving Rate So High? A Comparative Study of Cross-Country Panel Data". The Evolving Role of China in the Global Economy (pp. 181-230). MIT Press.
- HUNG, J. (2008). China's Approach to Capital Flows since 1978 - A Brief Overview. China and Asia Economic and Financial Interactions (pp. 44-63). Routledge.
- HUNG, J. (1999). The Economic Outlook. the Economic and Budget Outlook: Fiscal Years 2000-2009. Congressional Budget Office.
- HUNG, J. (1997). Economic Assumptions. Analysis of the President's Budgetary Proposals for Fiscal Year 1998. Congressional Budget Office.
- HUNG, J., KASMAN, B., & RODRIGUES, A. (1991). U.S. External Imbalances: Financial Strains and Macroeconomic Choices. Selected Readings in International Trade. Taylor and Francis.
Conference presentations
- HUNG, J. (2019). What Have Impeded the Effectiveness of China’s Affordable Housing Policies? 2019 Chinese Economist Society Conference, Dalian, China.
- HUNG, J. (2019). Sources of US Outward FDI’s Return-Generating Advantage. International Western Economic Association Conference Conference, Tokyo, Japan.
- HUNG, J. (2019). The Rise in China’s Gender Income Inequality. 2018 Chinese Economist Society Conference, Heifei, China.
- HUNG, J. (2018). China’s Housing Price: Where Are the Bubbles? International Western Economic Association Conference, New Castle, Australia.
- HUNG, J. (2016-2017). An Empirical Analysis of China's Housing Prices. CES Annual Conference, Nanjing, China-PRC.
- HUNG, J. (2016-2017). Why Has the United States Continued to Earn an Investment Income Surplus as a Debtor Country? Western Economic Association, San Diego, California.
- HUNG, J. (2016-2017). Projecting the Rise of the RMB as an International Reserve Currency. 3rd HenU/INFER Workship on Applied Macroeconomics, Kaifeng, China-PRC.
- HUNG, J. (2015-2016). Probability of a Currency Crash and Post-Crash Output Performance: Do Exchange Rate Regimes Matter? CES Annual Conference, Shenzhen, China-PRC.
- HUNG, J. (2014-2015). Probability of a Currency Crash and Post-Crash Output Performance: Do Exchange Rate Regimes Matter? CESifo conference on the global economy, Venice, Italy.
- HUNG, J. (2013-2014). Globalization and the Labor Share of Income in the United States. Academia Sinica (中央研究院經濟所), Taipei, Taiwan.
- HUNG, J. (2013-2014). How does Congressional Budget Office make economic forecast? 行政院主計處綜合統計處, Taipei, United States of America.
- HUNG, J. (2013-2014). Globalization and the Labor Share of Income in the United States. Western Economic Association, Seattle, United States of America.
- HUNG, J. (2012-2013). Why Is China's Saving Rate So High? A Comparative Study of Cross-Country Panel Data. 國立清華大學經濟學系, Taipei, Taiwan.
- HUNG, J. (2012-2013). Why Is China's Saving Rate So High? A Comparative Study of Cross-Country Panel Data. Academia Sinica (中央研究院經濟所, 經濟計量模型研討會), Taipei, Taiwan.
- HUNG, J. (2011-2012). Why Is China's Saving Rate So High? A Comparative Study of Cross-Country Panel Data. 北京清華大學, (第三届北美华人学者清华论坛), Beijing, China-PRC.
- HUNG, J. (2009-2010). Return on Cross-Border Investment: Why Does U.S. Investment Abroad Do Better? American Economic Association, Atlanta, United States of America.
- HUNG, J. (2009-2010). Why Is China's Saving Rate So High? A Comparative Study of Cross-Country Panel Data. CESifo workshop, Venice, Italy.
- HUNG, J. & KIM, Y. J. (2007-2008). Implications of Past Currency Crises for the U.S. Current Account Adjustment. American Economic Association, Chicago, Illinois.
- HUNG, J., SALOMAN, M., & SOWERBY, S. (2001-2002). International Trade and U.S. Productivity. Western Economic Association, Seattle, Washington.
- GAMBER, E. & HUNG, J. (1999-2000). Does Asymmetry of International Shocks Matter for the U.S. Business Cycle? Western Economic Association, Vancouver, Canada-British Columbia.
- GAMBER, E. & HUNG, J. (1998-1999). Has the Rise in Globalization Reduced U.S. Inflation in the 1990s? American Economic Association, Boston, Massachusetts.
- HUNG, J. (1991-1992). The Effectiveness of Sterilized U.S. Foreign Exchange Intervention - An Empirical Study Based on the Noise Trading Approach. American Economic Association, New Orleans, Louisiana.
Professional service activities
- Reviewer, 1998-1999 Journal of Macroeconomics.
- Reviewer, 1999-2000 Journal of International Money and Finance.
- Reviewer, 2000-2001 International Review of Economics & Finance.
- Reviewer, 2004-2005 Journal of Economics and Business.
- Reviewer, 2012-2013 Public Budgeting and Finance.
- Reviewer, 2014-2015 Journal of Asian Economics.
- Keynote speaker, 2004-2005 National Economists Club and Society of Government Economists, Washington, District of Columbia.
- Keynote speaker, 2016-2017 Suzhou Executive Academy, Suzhou, China-PRC.
- Discussant, 1998-1999 American Economic Association meetings, Boston, Massachusetts
- Discussant, 1999-2000 Western Economic Association meetings, Vancouver, Canada-British Columbia.
- Discussant, 2001-2002 Western Economic Association meetings, Seattle, Washington.
- Discussant, 2006-2007 American Economic Association meetings, Chicago, Illinois.
- Discussant, 2009-2010 American Economic Association meetings, Atlanta, Georgia.
- Discussant, 2011-2012 American Economic Association meetings, Chicago, Illinois.
- Session organizer, 1998-1999 American Economic Association meetings, Boston, Massachusetts.
- Panelist, 2003-2004 Conference on Transatlantic Issues at the Humboldt Institution, Berlin, Germany.
- Moderator, 2014-2015, 3rd Seminar on Asian and Pacific Economies, Suzhou, China-PRC.
Courses taught
- ECO002 Data Analysis for Economics
- ECO421 Economics and Finance Dissertation
- MAN303 Final Year Project
- ACF421 Finance Dissertation
- ECO406 International Finance and Economics
- ECO103 Issues of Economic Policy
- ECO305 Monetary Economics
- ECO601 PhD Supervision
- ECO120 Principles of Macroeconomics
- ECO109 Principles of Microeconomics
Professional memberships
- Chinese Economist Society
Awards and honours
- 1986 Summer Intern Fellowship, International Finance Division, Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.
- 1985 Teaching Assistantship, New York University.
- 1984 University Fellowship, New York University.

电话
+86 (0)51281884806
电子邮件
Juann.Hung@xjtlu.edu.cn
地址
BS350(IBSS Building)
Suzhou Dushu Lake Science and Education Innovation District
Suzhou Industrial Park
Suzhou
P.R.China
215123

Juann Huey HungPhD

Profile

Qualifications

Experience

Research interests

Articles

Books, monographs, compilations and manuals

Chapters, cases, readings and supplements

Conference presentations

Professional service activities

Courses taught

Professional memberships

Awards and honours