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Contact Information:
Saïd Business School Park End Street OX1 1HP E-Mail: Qizhou.Xiong@sbs.ox.ac.uk |
Research Interests:
Real Estate Economics, Household Finance, Housing Market, Applied Microeconometrics, Labor Economics, Corporate Governance
My research mainly focuses on the application of micro-econometrics to household finance, housing market, labor economics, and corporate governance. I am particularly interested in the decision-making process of the economic agents such as household portfolio choice and housing tenure choice, education choice and corporate governance decisions; I am also very interested in asset pricing of real estate and its connection with the financial market. The common methodologies in those studies are application of structural estimation and quantitative implication via simulation exercises. This summarizes my research pursuit: better comprehension of decision making at a micro-level and welfare analysis based on quantitative evaluations. My goal is to contribute to various fields of economic research and related policy discussions by providing solid empirical evidence and robust counter-factual analysis.
Real Estate Economics, Household Finance, Housing Market, Applied Microeconometrics, Labor Economics, Corporate Governance
My research mainly focuses on the application of micro-econometrics to household finance, housing market, labor economics, and corporate governance. I am particularly interested in the decision-making process of the economic agents such as household portfolio choice and housing tenure choice, education choice and corporate governance decisions; I am also very interested in asset pricing of real estate and its connection with the financial market. The common methodologies in those studies are application of structural estimation and quantitative implication via simulation exercises. This summarizes my research pursuit: better comprehension of decision making at a micro-level and welfare analysis based on quantitative evaluations. My goal is to contribute to various fields of economic research and related policy discussions by providing solid empirical evidence and robust counter-factual analysis.
