Jiajun Lu

Assistant Professor
Email: 
 jiajunlu@intl.zju.edu.cn
Biography
Degrees
Publications

Jiajun Lu is an Assistant professor at International Business School, an Academic Director of the Master of Finance program (iMF), and a Researcher in Academy of Internet Finance (AIF) at Zhejiang University.


His research interests are mainly focused on Urban and regional economics, Applied econometrics, Spatial econometrics, and Digital economics. He has published 10 research papers in academic journals, including the single-authored paper published in 'Regional Science and Urban Economics'. He also presented his papers in international conferences, including Regional Science Association International, Western Economic Association International, and Urban Economics Association, and worked as a referee for multiple journals, such as Environmental Economics and Policy Studies and International Journal of Strategic Property Management.


2014.09 – 2020.06: University of California San Diego, Ph.D. in Economics, USA

2012.09 – 2014.06: Zhejiang University, Finance, Master Degree, Hangzhou, China

2008.09 – 2012.06: University of Science and Technology Beijing, Financial Engineering, Bachelor's Degree, Beijing, China




  1.  Jiajun Lu*, 2020. 'Household Residential Location Choice in Retirement: The Role of Climate Amenities.' Regional Science and Urban Economics (SSCI SJR Q1), 84: 1-16.

  2. Jiajun Lu, Youngju Lee*, 2021. 'Spatial Effects of Air Pollution on the Housing Market: Evidence from South Korea', Accepted at Journal of Real Estate Research (SSCI SJR Q1).

  3. Y Zhong, J Lu*, Y Zhu, 2020. 'Does China’s Monetary Policy Framework Incorporate Financial Stability?' Journal of the Asia Pacific Economy (SSCI SJR Q2), 2020(7): 1-19.

  4.  Jiajun Lu*, 2018. 'The Value of a South-Facing Orientation: A Hedonic Pricing Analysis of the Shanghai Housing Market.' Habitat International (SSCI SJR Q1), 81(1): 24-32.

  5. X Liu, W Cai, J Lu*, Y Wang, 2015. 'Stability and Hopf Bifurcation for a Business Cycle Model with Expectation and Delay.' Communications in Nonlinear Science and Numerical Simulation (SCI JCR Q1), 25 (1-3): 149-161.