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Xi Yang

Associate Professor

University of North Texas

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences

Department of Economics

Xi Yang is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences Associate Professor at University of North Texas.

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University of North Texas

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economics urban economics finance social sciences economic development real estate economy of china social science research regional economics regional science agricultural economics economic growth corporate finance industrial organization human capital public economics urban geography higher education economic analysis spatial economics labor market impact land economics regional research regional planning urban development urban economic development urban land use economic influences credit markets local government firm efficiency market facilitation environmental compliance low-skill labor markets human capital externalities high-skill human capital consumption spillovers housing reform housing demand post-unemployment wages home ownership property tax abatement employment growth quantile regression group-level treatments housing

Notable Scholarly Works

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Financial Deregulation, School Finance, and Student Achievement. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Xi YangJian Zou

higher educationeconomicssocial scienceseducationstudent achievementfinancial deregulationsocial science researchschool financeeducational research

More Credit, Fewer Babies? Bank Credit Expansion, House Price, and Fertility. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Xi Yang

credit marketsfertilityeconomicsfinanceeconomic influenceshouse priceeconomic analysisbank credit expansion

Does Rent Regulation Affect Tenant Unemployment? Evidence From New York City. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

Hanchen JiangLuis QuinteroXi Yang

urban economicssocial science researcheconomicssocial sciences

Housing Wealth as Precautionary Saving: Evidence From Urban China. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

Xi YangNinghua ZhongGary Painter

urban economicseconomicssocial scienceshousing wealthprecautionary savingsocial science researchurban china

Land-Use Regulations and Urban Growth of African Americans. Economic Development Quarterly (2021)

Xi Yang

urban developmenturban land useurban geographyurban economicsurban growthurban planningland-use regulationsurban economic developmenteconomic growtheconomic developmentafrican americansafrican american studiesland use

Housing Demand and Household Saving Rates in China: Evidence From a Housing Reform. Journal of Housing Economics (2020)

Binkai ChenXi YangNinghua Zhong

urban economicseconomicshousing reformeconomy of chinahousing demand

Human Capital Externalities or Consumption Spillovers? the Effect of High-Skill Human Capital Across Low-Skill Labor Markets. Regional Science and Urban Economics (2020)

Shimeng LiuXi Yang

consumption spilloversurban economicsregional economicseconomicsspatial economicshigh-skill human capitalhuman capitallow-skill labor marketsregional sciencehuman capital externalities

Impact of Property Tax Abatement on Employment Growth. Economic Development Quarterly (2020)

Tammy LeonardXi YangLei ZhangConnor Reed

macroeconomicspublic economicsreal estateurban economicsregional economicseconomicslabor market impactproperty tax abatementeconomic developmentemployment growth

Property Tax Limits and Female Labor Supply: Evidence From the Housing Boom and Bust. Journal of Housing Economics (2020)

Shimeng LiuXi Yang

female labor supplyreal estateurban economicseconomicspublic policyfinancehousing boomeconomic growthproperty tax limits

The Impact of Land Use Regulation Across the Conditional Distribution of Home Prices: An Application of Quantile Regression for Group-Level Treatments. The Annals of Regional Science (2020)

Tammy LeonardXi YangLei Zhang

home pricesreal estateconditional distributionregional economicseconomicspublic policyland economicsgroup-level treatmentsquantile regressionland use regulationregional scienceregional planningagricultural economicsregional research

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Xi Yang

Associate Professor

University of North Texas

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences

Department of Economics

Xi Yang is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences Associate Professor at University of North Texas.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Xi Yang

University of North Texas

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Financial Deregulation, School Finance, and Student Achievement. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Xi YangJian Zou

higher educationeconomicssocial scienceseducationstudent achievementfinancial deregulationsocial science researchschool financeeducational research

More Credit, Fewer Babies? Bank Credit Expansion, House Price, and Fertility. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Xi Yang

credit marketsfertilityeconomicsfinanceeconomic influenceshouse priceeconomic analysisbank credit expansion

Does Rent Regulation Affect Tenant Unemployment? Evidence From New York City. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

Hanchen JiangLuis QuinteroXi Yang

urban economicssocial science researcheconomicssocial sciences

Housing Wealth as Precautionary Saving: Evidence From Urban China. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

Xi YangNinghua ZhongGary Painter

urban economicseconomicssocial scienceshousing wealthprecautionary savingsocial science researchurban china

Land-Use Regulations and Urban Growth of African Americans. Economic Development Quarterly (2021)

Xi Yang

Housing Demand and Household Saving Rates in China: Evidence From a Housing Reform. Journal of Housing Economics (2020)

Binkai ChenXi YangNinghua Zhong

urban economicseconomicshousing reformeconomy of chinahousing demand

Human Capital Externalities or Consumption Spillovers? the Effect of High-Skill Human Capital Across Low-Skill Labor Markets. Regional Science and Urban Economics (2020)

Shimeng LiuXi Yang

consumption spilloversurban economicsregional economicseconomicsspatial economicshigh-skill human capitalhuman capitallow-skill labor marketsregional sciencehuman capital externalities

Impact of Property Tax Abatement on Employment Growth. Economic Development Quarterly (2020)

Tammy LeonardXi YangLei ZhangConnor Reed

macroeconomicspublic economicsreal estateurban economicsregional economicseconomicslabor market impactproperty tax abatementeconomic developmentemployment growth

Property Tax Limits and Female Labor Supply: Evidence From the Housing Boom and Bust. Journal of Housing Economics (2020)

Shimeng LiuXi Yang

female labor supplyreal estateurban economicseconomicspublic policyfinancehousing boomeconomic growthproperty tax limits

The Impact of Land Use Regulation Across the Conditional Distribution of Home Prices: An Application of Quantile Regression for Group-Level Treatments. The Annals of Regional Science (2020)

Tammy LeonardXi YangLei Zhang

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