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Dr Chung Yi Tse

Lecturer in Economics

School/Department: Business, School of

Telephone: +44 (0)116 223 1243

Email: cyat5@leicester.ac.uk

Profile

Prior to joining ULSB in 2021 I worked at the University of Hong Kong. I received my PhD from New York University. I am an applied theorist with wide-ranging interests in different areas in Economics and Finance. My work largely focuses on the intersections of Macroeconomics with different subject areas in economics including Urban Economics, Financial Economics, Industrial Organization, Development Economics and Labour Economics. 

Research

I am a member of the TAM research cluster in ULSB.

Publications

Chung-Yi Tse and Yujing Xu, Inter-dealer Trades in OTC markets - Who Buys and Who Sells?  Review of Economic Dynamics 39 (2021), 220-257.

Daisy Huang, Charles Leung and Chung-Yi Tse, What account for the differences in rent-price ratio and turnover rate? A search-and-matching approach, Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics 57 (2018), 431-475.

Charles Leung and Chung-Yi Tse, Flipping in the Housing Market, Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control 76 (2017), 232-263.

Chung-Yi Tse, The Spatial Origin of Commerce, International Economic Review 52 (2011), 349-377.

Chung-Yi Tse, Thick Market Externalities in a Spatial Model, Regional Science and Urban Economics 40 (2010), 92-105.

Boyan Jovanovic and Chung-Yi Tse, Entry and Exit Echoes, Review of Economic Dynamics 13 (2010), 514-536. 

Chung-Yi Tse, Learning investment and industrial diversity in urban growth, Review of Economic Dynamics 11 (2008), 413-433.

Chung-Yi Tse, Diffusion with variable production lead times, Journal of Economics 93 (2008), 177-202.

Chung-Yi Tse, New product introduction with costly search, Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control 30 (2006), 2775-2792.

Chung-Yi Tse, Evaluating the quantitative effects of import restrictions-An almost neoclassical benchmark, in Michele Boldrin, Been-Lon Chen and Ping Wang (editors), Human capital, trade and public policy in rapidly growing economies: from theory to empirics, (2004) Edward Elgar.

Chung-Yi Tse, Search frictions, market power, and long run growth, Journal of Economic Theory 116 (2004), 323-346.

Alex Chan and Chung-Yi Tse, Estimating the commuting cost and commuting time property price gradient, Regional Science and Urban Economics 33 (2003), 745-767. 

Chung-Yi Tse, Monopoly, employment and wages, Labour Economics 9 (2002), 681-697. 

Weslie Chan, Charles Leung and Chung-Yi Tse, Unemployment and Vacancy in the Hong Kong Labor Market, Applied Economics Letters 9 (2002), 221-229. 

Charles Leung and Chung-Yi Tse, Increasing wealth and increasing instability: the role of collateral, Review of International Economics 10 (2002), 45-52. 

Chung-Yi Tse, The Diffusion of Knowledge and the Productivity and Approprability of R&D Investment, Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control 26 (2002), 303-331.

Chung-Yi Tse, The distribution of demand, market structure and investment in technology, Journal of Economics (Zeitschrift Für Nationalökonomie) 73 (2001), 275-297.

Charles Leung and Chung-Yi Tse, Technology choice and saving in the presence of a fixed adoption cost, Review of Development Economics 4 (2001), 40-48. 

Chung-Yi Tse, Risky Quality Choice, International Journal of Industrial Organization 19 (2001), 185-212.

Chung-Yi Tse, Monopoly, Human Capital Accumulation and Development, Journal of Development Economics 61 (2000), 137-174.
 

Supervision

I am primarily interested in supervising PhD students who want to work on topics in Urban and Regional Economics.

Teaching

EC3044 Economics of Education

Press and media

The Economics of Cities and Regions

Activities

I am an associate editor of the Journal of Economics (Springer).

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