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Chu-chuan Cheng

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E-Mail cccheng@mail.ntpu.edu.tw
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                                                (02)8674-1111#67392

Degree

                                Ph.D., Department of Public Finance, National Chengchi University, Taiwan
MA, Department of International Business, National Chengchi University, Taiwan
BA, Department of Public Finance, National Chengchi University, Taiwan

Recent Professional Service

2023-02 - 
                                                    Associate Professor, Department of Public Finance

Experience

2023-02 - 
                                                Associate Professor, Department of Public Finance, National Taipei University
2019-02 - 2023-01 
                                                Associate Professor, Department of Accounting, Feng Chia University
2014-02 - 2019-01 
                                                Assistant Professor, Department of Accounting, Feng Chia University

Research Interests

                                Public economics, Political economics

Publications

  • Chu-chuan Cheng and Hsun Chu (2020). International emissions trading in a political economy. Review of International Economics, 28 (2), pp.429-446.
  • Hsun Chu and Chu-chuan Cheng (2019). Optimal social security tax with myopic agents. Economic Modelling, 80, pp.320-327.
  • Hsun Chu, Chu-chuan Cheng and Ching-chong Lai (2018). Growth, intergenerational welfare, and environmental policies in an OLG economy. Review of Development Economics, 22 (2), 844-861.
  • Chu-chuan Cheng and Hsun Chu (2018). Optimal policies for sin goods and health care: Tax or subsidy?. International Tax and Public Finance, 25(2), 412-429.
  • Chien-Yu Huang, Yibai Yang and Chu-chuan Cheng (2017). The growth and welfare analysis of patent and monetary policies in a Schumpeterian economy. International Review of Economics and Finance, 52, 409-426.
  • Hsun Chu, Chu-Chuan Cheng and Yu-Bong Lai (2015). A political economy of tax havens, International Tax and Public Finance, 22, 956-976.
  • Chu-Chuan Cheng and Yu-Bong Lai (2012), Does a stricter enforcement policy protect the environment? A political economy perspective, Resource and Energy Economics, 34, 431-441.