Xianling Long 龙显灵
Assistant Professor of Economics · National School of Development, Peking University
I am an Assistant Professor of Economics at the National School of Development, Peking University. I received my Ph.D. from Stanford University and hold bachelor's and master's degrees from Peking University. Before returning to Peking University, I was a research scientist in AI at Facebook.
I work in environmental economics. Recent projects focus on climate change impacts, carbon trading markets, electric vehicles, and energy markets.
Papers
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The Health Effects of Genetically Modified Crops
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From Heat to High-Tech: How Innovation Responds to Climate Change
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China's Nationwide CO2 Emissions Trading System: A General Equilibrium Assessment
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Is Broader Trading Welfare Improving for Emission Trading Systems?
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Carbon Emission Trading Systems: A Review of Systems Across the Globe and a Close Look at China's National Approach
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China's Unconventional Nationwide CO2 Emissions Trading System: Cost-effectiveness and Distributional Impacts
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Impacts of a Carbon Tax Across U.S. Household Income Groups: What Are the Equity-Efficiency Trade-offs?
Atkinson Award for the best paper published in the Journal of Public Economics between 2018–2020 -
Economic Growth Quality, Environmental Sustainability, and Social Welfare in China: Provincial Assessment Based on Genuine Progress Indicator
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A Review of the Ecological and Socioeconomic Effects of Biofuel and Energy Policy Recommendations
Book Chapters & Reports
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Key Policy Instruments for Achieving China's Dual-Carbon Goals
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Market Mechanisms and Government Policies for Achieving Carbon Neutrality
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Ten Facts About the Economics of Climate Change and Climate Policy
Grants
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Overseas High-Level Young Talent Program (2023)
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National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC), General Program (2027–2029)