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Ma, Yue was born on October 19, 1963 in Beijing. Son of Fu-Bang Ma and Xin-Ruo He. arrived in United Kingdom, 1987.
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Yue Ma, Chinese economics educator. Research grantee Nuffield Foundation, London, 1995, British Council and Hong Kong Research Council, 1995; senior research fellow Economic Society Research Council Strathclyde (Scotland) University, 1993-1995, Research fellow Hong Kong Institute Monetary Research, 2000. Member American Economic Association, Royal Economic Society, Hong Kong Economic Association.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Mathematics, Xiamen University, China, 1985. Doctor of Philosophy in Econometrics and Economics, Manchester University, England, 1990.
Career
Research assistant Manchester University, 1988-1990. Research fellow Strathclyde (Scotland) University, 1990-1993. Reader Stirling (Scotland) University, 1995-1999.
Professor Lingnan University, Hong Kong, since 1999. Visiting fellow Princeton University, 1993, National Institute Economic Statistics Studies, Paris, 1993. Referee Economic Journal, United Kingdom, since 1994, Prentice-Hall, Inc., United Kingdom, since 1996.
Doctor of Philosophy supervisor Scottish Doctoral Program, Glasgow, since 1994, consultant Hong Kong Baptist University, 1997.
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Member American Economic Association, Royal Economic Society, Hong Kong Economic Association.
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Married Hong Lin; 1 child, Lilian.
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Education
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1985
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1990
Career
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1988 - 1990
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1990 - 1993
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1995 - 1999
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1999
Awards
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Research grantee Nuffield Foundation, London, 1995, British Council and Hong Kong Research Council, 1995. Senior research fellow Economic Society Research Council Strathclyde (Scotland) University, 1993-1995, Research fellow Hong Kong Institute Monetary Research, 2000.Research grantee Nuffield Foundation, London, 1995, British Council and Hong Kong Research Council, 1995. Senior research fellow Economic Society Research Council Strathclyde (Scotland) University, 1993-1995, Research fellow Hong Kong Institute Monetary Research, 2000.