Ping Qin
Dr. Ping Qin
Research fellow
Qin.Ping@economics.gu.se
tel.+86 10 62767657
Environmental Economics Program in China (EEPC)
EEPC, College of Environmental Sciences and Engineering, Room 322, Old Earth Science Building, Peking University,
100871
Beijing,
China
tel.+86-10-62767657
fax.+86-10-62767657
Ping Qin completed her PhD thesis in economics at the Department of Economics, University of Gothenburg,Sweden, in 2009, and worked at RFF, Resources for the Future in Washington DC for one year. She is currently working in EfD China (EEPC) as a post-doctoral research fellow.
Her main research interests are:
Program impact evaluation, in particular assessing the impact of reforms and development interventions in developing countries;
Exploring the link between poverty and the environment in developing countries e.g. land degradation and poverty in developing countries;
Renewable and non-renewable natural resource management in developing countries;
Institutions or mechanisms design;
Application of behavioral economics, particularly exploring issues such as risk preference, or social standing in a rural society;
Household survey and household behavior analysis;
Environmental valuation and evaluating the benefits, costs of different environmental policy options.
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