Chen Xu

Assistant Professor of Economics

St. Edward's University

Affiliations

The Bill Munday School Of Business

Department Of Accounting, Economics And Finance

Department Of Finance And Economics

School Of Management And Business

St. Edward's University

Chen Xu is currently serving as an Accounting, Economics And Finance Assistant Professor of Economics at St. Edward'S University.

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Chen Xu

St. Edward's University

Assistant Professor of Economics

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economics finance international economics international finance global finance international financial markets economy of china international capital markets language macroeconomics financial economics capital markets economic dynamics spillover effects linguistics asset pricing labour economics systemic risk financial stability economic modelling language learning language teaching language testing market trends comparative analysis empirical finance personnel economics climate finance financial integration financial network analysis financial networks financial intermediation language curriculum foreign language learning language education global stock market economic value chinese labor market mandarin proficiency financial markets climate policy uncertainty asymmetric spillovers connectedness approach english skills nonparametric bounding approach industrial organization economic development asian economics bank marketing economic growth public finance business history applied economics economic geography history of economic thought public economics world development business intelligence economic systems keynesian economics business development economics political economy economic theory world business economic sociology production economics economic research market (economics) business studies policy modeling economic inequality european economic history financial engineering economic analysis economic policy economic history world bank economic econometrics monetary economics public policy economic literature microeconomics agricultural economics theoretical economics

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

An Analysis of Spillover Effects in China’s Financial Submarkets Based on the R 2 Decomposed Connectedness Approach. Applied Economics Letters (2025)

economy of chinainternational financefinancial integrationsystemic riskspillover effectsfinancial intermediationfinancial networksinternational economicsfinanceeconomic dynamicscapital marketscapital structureeconomicsinternational financial marketsglobal financefinancial network analysisbusinessfinancial economicsconnectedness approachinternational capital markets

Asymmetric Spillovers of Climate Policy Uncertainty on Financial Markets – Evidence From China. The North American Journal of Economics and Finance (2025)

economy of chinainternational economicsinternational financefinanceeconomicseconomic dynamicseconomic modellinginternational financial marketsglobal financemacroeconomicsclimate policy uncertaintyasymmetric spilloversfinancial marketsinternational capital marketsclimate finance

Return to English Skills in China: Using a Nonparametric Bounding Approach. Eastern Economic Journal (2025)

foreign language learninglanguage learninglanguage educationlanguage acquisitionlanguage pedagogylanguage curriculumenglish skillslanguage testinglanguagelanguage teachingeast asian languageslanguage developmentnonparametric bounding approach

Comparative Analysis of Spillover Effects in the Global Stock Market Under Normal and Extreme Market Conditions. International Journal of Financial Studies (2024)

international economicsinternational financefinanceeconomicsasset pricingmarket trendsglobal stock marketinternational financial marketsglobal financemacroeconomicsfinancial stabilityfinancial economicsinternational capital marketsspillover effectsempirical financecapital marketscomparative analysis

The Economic Value of Language in China: How Important is Mandarin Proficiency in the Chinese Labor Market? a Bounding Approach. Labour Economics (2023)

Chen XuXiao Liu

economy of chinaeconomicspersonnel economicseconomic valuelanguagemandarin proficiencylabour economicschinese labor marketlinguistics