Dong Cheng

Colgate University

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Colgate University

Division of Social Sciences

Department of Economics

Economics Department

NoneDong Cheng is currently serving as a Colgate University faculty at Colgate University.

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Dong Cheng

Colgate University

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economics asian economics economy of china finance international economics financial economics international finance international financial markets international business agricultural economics east asian studies market (economics) uncertainty analysis urbanization urban economics real estate economic research economic analysis chinese political science urban geography housing studies contemporary china production economics intellectual capital research policy competition law patent information technology law economic influences currency crisis international capital markets international monetary economics international financial crisis patent analysis patentability innovation economics innovation policy chinese economy react urban study chinese patent survey domestic innovation chinese firms endogenous distribution friction winter storm uri asset prices

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Which U.S. States Suffered a Greater Great Depression and Why?. SSRN Electronic Journal (2026)

Financing Sources and New Technology Acquisition Strategies: Microeconomic Evidence From the Chinese Patent Survey. Finance research letters (2025)

Innovation and Appropriation: Insights From the Chinese Patent Survey. Journal of Economics & Management Strategy (2025)

Dong ChengMichael A. KleinFuat Şener

intellectual capitalpatent analysisresearch policycompetition (economics)economicscompetition lawintellectual propertybusinessinternational businesspatentabilitypatent informationchinese patent surveydomestic innovationtechnology transferinnovation economicstechnology lawchinese firmsinnovation policy

Early 20Th Century American Exceptionalism: Production, Trade and Diffusion of the Automobile. Journal of International Economics (2024)

Dong ChengMario J. CruciniHyunseung OhHakan Yilmazkuday

historyproduction economicseconomicseconomic historymanufacturingtrade

The Power Crunch and Firms’ Anticipatory Investment: Evidence From Manufacturing Smes in China. The Energy Journal (2024)

Natural Disasters and Asset Prices: Evidence From Winter Storm Uri. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Dong ChengNam T. Vu

economicswinter storm urisocial sciencesasset pricessocial science research

Early Twentieth Century American Exceptionalism on Wheels: The Role of Rapid Automobile Adoption in Economic Development. Letters in Spatial and Resource Sciences (2021)

Heterogeneous Impacts of Finance on Firm Exports: Evidence From Export Deregulation in a Large Developing Country. World Economy (2021)

Housing Boom and Non-Housing Consumption: Evidence From Urban Households in China. Empirical Economics (2021)

chinese political scienceurban studyeast asian studiesurbanizationurban economicsreal estatesocioeconomic statusurban geographyeconomic inequalityhousingeconomicssociologyhousing studiesdemographyasian economicscontemporary chinaeconomy of china

Endogenous Distribution Friction and Monetary Policy. SSRN Electronic Journal (2020)

Dong ChengNam Vu

monetary policysocial science researchendogenous distribution frictionsocial sciences