Name：Yu Hong

Title： Associate Professor, Doctoral Tutor

Research Interest: Social Security, Theories and Policies of Public Finance, Public Economics

Courses Taught: Social Security Studies, Comparative International Social Security, Social Security Fund Management, Theories and Practices of Social Security, Frontier Issues in Public Economic Policy (for Graduate and Undergraduate Students)

E-mail：eyuhong@mail.shufe.edu.cn

Educational Background

March 2004: Graduated as a Ph.D. student from Shanghai University of Finance and Economics.

August 2004 – August 2005: Postdoctoral Research at McGill University, Canada; selected as a Sauvé Scholar.

In recent years, visited the following institutions for academic exchanges: London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), United Kingdom, Texas A&M University, United States, Hitotsubashi University, Japan, Carnegie Mellon University, United States, Arizona State University, United States

Working Experience

December 2003 – Present: Faculty Member, School of Public Economics and Administration, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics.

April 2013 – December 2013: Assistant Director of the Finance Bureau of Xuhui District, Shanghai (seconded position).

June 2015 – Present: Deputy Director, China Institute of Public Finance, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics.

April 2017 – Present: Deputy Director, Office of International Cooperation and Exchanges (and Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan Affairs Office), Shanghai University of Finance and Economics.

Research Projects

1. Principal Investigator, National Social Science Fund Project, "Research on the Division of Social Security Responsibilities and Expenditure Responsibilities," Ongoing.

2. Principal Investigator, National Social Science Fund Project, "Research on Social Security Fund Expenditure Management and Government Redistribution Functions," Completed. The project's report received instructions from the leading officials of the Ministry of Civil Affairs and the National Working Committee on Aging.

3. Principal Investigator, Ministry of Education Humanities and Social Sciences Planning Project, "Sustainable Development Models of Social Security Systems and Government Functions," Completed.

4. Subproject Leader, National Social Science Major Project, "Research on Adjusting National Income Distribution and Fiscal Expenditure Structure," Completed.

5. Principal Investigator, Research Topics from Other Departments of Shanghai Municipal Committee and Government, "Observation Report of Civil Affairs Research Base 2017," Completed.

6. Principal Investigator, Research Topics from Other Departments of Shanghai Municipal Committee and Government, "Management Measures for the Use of Welfare Lottery Public Welfare Funds of Shanghai Civil Affairs Bureau," Ongoing.

7. Principal Investigator, Research Topics from Other Departments of Shanghai Municipal Committee and Government, "Optimization of Tax Refunds and Subsidy Policies for Concentrated Employment of Persons with Disabilities in Shanghai," Ongoing.

8. Principal Investigator, Shanghai Pujiang Talent Program Project, "Research on the Effectiveness of Social Security Fund Raising—Based on a Computable General Equilibrium Model," Completed.

9. Subproject Leader, China International Cultural Exchange Center, "Top-level Design of Deepening Fiscal and Tax System Reform: Reform of Responsibilities," Completed.

10. Principal Investigator, Shanghai Philosophy and Social Sciences Planning Project, "Research on the Effective Raising of Social Security Funds and System Selection," Completed.

11. Project Author and Deputy Leader, National Social Science Fund Project, "Research on the Incidence of Taxation in China," Completed.

Publications

Representative Monographs:

1. Editor, International Social Security Dynamics: Government Responsibilities in Social Security, Shanghai People's Publishing House, November 2016. (Awarded the Zhongzhen Scientific Research Excellence Award)

2.Monograph, Research on Social Security Expenditure and Government Redistribution Functions, Economic Science Press, March 2015. (Awarded the Sixth National Prize for Outstanding Fiscal Theory Research [Second Prize])

3. Monograph, The Social Security System in Canada, Shanghai People's Publishing House, November 2010.

4. Monograph, Research on the Financing Mechanism of China's Social Security, Shanghai People's Publishing House, December 2008. (Awarded the Fifth National Prize for Outstanding Fiscal Theory Research [Third Prize])

5. Translation, Introduction to Public Management, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics Press, October 2008.

6. Monograph, Research on the Incidence of Taxation in China, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics Press, July 2004. (Awarded the Zhongzhen Scientific Research Excellence Award; Third Prize for Outstanding Achievements in Philosophy and Social Sciences, 8th Shanghai Municipal Awards)

7. Monograph, Foreign Pension Systems, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics Press, December 2005.

8. Section Editor, Economic Development History of New China—History of Social Security Development, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics Press, December 2006.

9. Contributor to multiple annual editions of China's Fiscal Development Report, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics Press, published annually since 2002.

In recent years, nearly 30 academic papers have been published in authoritative journals, core journals, SSCI-indexed journals, and important theoretical newspapers. The author has also been interviewed multiple times by media outlets such as China Financial and Economic News, Southern Weekly, Southern Metropolis Daily, Beijing Youth Daily, and First Financial to share academic views. Selected papers from the main research areas are as follows:

1. "Promoting Multi-Domain Security Linkage to Drive the Implementation of the Healthy China Strategy," China Financial and Economic News, March 18, 2018.

2. "Research on the Responsibility of Minimum Living Security," First Author. Awarded the Outstanding Paper at the 5th China Social Assistance Seminar and the Second Prize at the 2017 China Think Tank Governance and Ideological Theory Dissemination Summit Forum. Selected by Guangming Think Tank.

3. "The relationship between new media exposure and fast food consumption among Chinese children and adolescents in school: a rural-urban comparison," Second Author, SSCI.

4. "Social Security Fiscal Risks and Solutions under the New Normal," China Finance, Issue 6, 2016.

5. "Research on Tax Preferences for Promoting Technological Innovation," First Author, Local Finance Research, Issue 5, 2016.

6. "Retirement Age, Fertility Policy, and the Sustainability of China's Basic Pension Fund," First Author, Journal of Finance and Economics, June 2015.

7. "Fiscal and Tax Support Policies for Innovative Small and Medium-sized Enterprises," Taxation Research, Issue 5, 2015.

8. "Public Cultural Provision and Fiscal Investment Issues," First Author, Fiscal Studies, Issue 12, 2013.

9. "Is Delayed Retirement Feasible?" Wenhui Daily (Theory Edition), June 21, 2012.

10. "Is Family-Based Personal Income Tax Collection Worth Expecting?" Wenhui Daily (Theory Edition), April 16, 2012.

11. "Research on Several Major Issues in the Revision of China's Budget Law," Second Author, Fiscal Studies, November 2009.

12. "Analysis of the Sustainable Operation Capacity of China's Basic Pension Insurance System," First Author, Journal of Finance and Economics, September 2009.

13. "Exploring the Tax Burden and Structural Tax Support Policies for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises," Taxation Research, August 2009.

14. "Economic Analysis of the Minimum Living Security System under the Dual Urban-Rural Structure," Journal of Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, October 2009.

15. "Income Distribution Mechanism and Impact Analysis of Consumption Tax," Taxation Research, July 2008.

16. "Research on the Risk Early-Warning System of Social Security Fund," Proceedings of the 2007 International Conference, EI Core Index, August 2007.

17. "Analysis of the Linkage Effect between Unemployment Security and the Labor Market," Journal of Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, Issue 12, 2007.

18. "Tax Burden Incidence of Consumption Tax in China Measured by Demand Elasticity," Contemporary Finance and Economics, Issue 5, 2004.

19. "Analysis of the Tax Burden Incidence of Consumption Tax and Resident Consumption Structure," Finance and Trade Economics, Issue 6, 2004.

Awards and Honors

1. Third Prize for Outstanding Achievements in Philosophy and Social Sciences (Monograph Category), 8th Shanghai Municipal Awards for Philosophy and Social Sciences.

2. Shanghai Pujiang Talent.

3. "Rising Female Talent" in Yangpu District, Shanghai (4th Edition) and Shanghai University of Finance and Economics (1st Edition).

4. Second Prize for Best Paper at the 1st Shanghai Forum for Young Economists.

5. Zhongzhen Research Excellence Award, 12th and 14th Editions, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics.

6. "Good Teacher in My Heart" Award, 4th Edition, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics.