Cheng Chen | 陈诚

家家争唱饮水词
纳兰心事几人知
     Joint Research Institute, Nanjing Audit University

     chenc2014@gmail.com, chengchen@nau.edu.cn

     Curriculum Vitae


Publications
  1. "The long-term health effects of early-life malaria exposure: Evidence from Taiwan's malaria eradication in the 1950s,"
    Cheng Chen , Shin-Yi Chou, Hsien-Ming Lien, and Jin-Tan Liu, American Journal of Health Economics, forthcoming.
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  2. "Family size, labor supply, and job prestige: Evidence from three decennial censuses in China,"
    Cheng Chen , Ying-Min Kuo, and Wangyang Zhao, China Economic Review, 80: 101986, Aug 2023.
    [published version] [show/hide abstract]


  3. "The effect of sibship size on educational attainment of the first born: Evidence from three decennial censuses of Taiwan,"
    Cheng Chen , Sabrina Terrizzi, Shin-Yi Chou, and Hsien-Ming Lien, Empirical Economics, 61: 2173–2204, Aug 2021.
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  4. "The relationship between family size and parents' labor supply and occupational prestige: Evidence from Taiwan and Mainland China,"
    Cheng Chen , Wangyang Zhao, Shin-Yi Chou, and Hsien-Ming Lien, China Economic Review, 66: 101596, Apr 2021.
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  5. "The quantity of education and preference for sons: Evidence from Taiwan's compulsory education reform,"
    Cheng Chen , Shin-Yi Chou, Lea Gimenez Duarte, and Jin-Tan Liu, China Economic Review, 59: 101369, Feb 2020.
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  6. "The effect of the second child on the nutrition intakes and the anthropometric outcomes of the first child: Evidence from China's one-child policy,"
    Cheng Chen , Shin-Yi Chou, Cheng Wang, and Wangyang Zhao, The B.E. Journal of Economic Analysis & Policy, 20(1): 20180340, Jan 2020.
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  7. "The effect of household technology on weight and health outcomes among Chinese adults: Evidence from China's home appliances going to the countryside policy,"
    Cheng Chen , Shin-Yi Chou and Robert J. Thornton, Journal of Human Capital, 9(3): 364–401, Sep 2015.
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Working Papers
  1. "Pledge your faith in love? Estimating household risk- and benefit-sharing mechanisms using two natural experiments in China,"
    with Wei Fu and Shin-Yi Chou, R&R at Economic Development and Cultural Change.


  2. "Home ownership, family size, and college enrollment: Evidence from the housing cycle in the United States,"
    with Ying-Min Kuo. (Jan 2024)


  3. "Culture, policy obedience, and virus spread: Evidence from the anti-COVID efforts in the United States,"
    with Wei Fu, Ying-Min Kuo, and Yuanting Wu. (Dec 2022)



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