Jiangsu Ocean University | China
Haili Xia is an economist specializing in teaching and research in western economics and international trade, with a strong academic focus on theoretical and applied economic analysis. His scholarly work emphasizes dynamic general equilibrium frameworks to understand trade mechanisms, policy impacts, and structural changes in open economies. A significant component of his research explores international trade dynamics under globalization, including trade efficiency, market integration, and policy coordination. In recent years, his academic interests have expanded toward the green low carbon transition, where he examines the economic implications of sustainable development, environmental regulation, and carbon reduction strategies within international and domestic economic systems. His research integrates macroeconomic modeling with real world policy analysis, contributing to evidence based insights on economic transformation and sustainable growth. His academic contributions have been recognized through publications in leading Chinese social science citation journals, reflecting both methodological rigor and policy relevance. He has also been actively involved in major humanities and social sciences research initiatives supported by national and provincial level funding, demonstrating engagement with collaborative and policy oriented research projects. His academic background in public finance further strengthens his interdisciplinary approach, linking fiscal policy, trade structures, and sustainable economic development within a comprehensive analytical framework.
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Featured Publications
Xia, H., Chi, Y., & Zhou, W. (2025). How income inequality shapes demand-induced clean innovation and the transition to clean technology. Sustainability, 18(1), 239.