TEACHING AND RESEARCH AREAS

• Teaching：Economics of Money and Banking, International Finance

• Researching：Monetary Policy; Foreign Exchange Policy; International Finance

ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

• November 2010- , Associate professor, Finance department, Wuhan University

•September 2000- October 2010, Lecture, Finance department, Wuhan University

•July 1995- August 2000, Assistant professor, Wuhan University

•August2012 - August2013，Visiting scholar, Georgia State University, USA

•July2015-October 2015，Visiting scholar, Macquarie University, Australia

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

Journal Papers

• Li Yanli, Wei Xinxin, Yang Guangliang. Can Capital Control Increase Monetary Policy Independence in Developing Economies? ——Analysis on Distinguishing Controls on Residents and Non-Residents. Studies of International Finance，2022(7).

• Li Yanli, Cao Wenlong, Wei Xinxin, Sun Bingjing. Exchange Rate, Exchange Rate Expectations and Short-term Cross-border Capital Flows: Analysis Based on MS-VAR Model. World Economy Study, 2022, (1).

• Deng Guichuan, Shi Jing, Li Yanli, Yin Liao. The COVID-19 pandemic: shocks to human capital and policy responses. ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE, 2021(3).

•Li Yanli, Guo Rong, Jia Wenqing. Research on the Asymmetrical Influence of Exchange Rate on Short-term International Capital Flow:Based on NARDL model. World Economy Study, 2021, (3).

• Li Yanli, Zhou Zhiguang, Zen Qi, The Impact of Central Bank’s Foreign Exchange Market Adjustment on Exchange Rate Expectations——A Study Based on Learning Effect. Studies of International Finance，2021(3).

• Li Yanli, Zeng Qi. Can High Foreign Exchange Reserves Promote or Inhibit Currencies Internationalization? ——Analysis Based on Supply and Demand Equilibrium and Multinational Data. Studies of International Finance，2019(8).

• Li Yanli, Zhang Zhixiang. The Nonlinear Pass-Through Effect of RMB Exchange Rate on Export Prices ——Analysis Considering the Influence of Expectation. Economic Theory and Business Management, 2019(5).

• Hongfeng Peng, Xiaoyu Tan, Yanli Li, Liqin Hu.Economic Growth, Foreign Direct Investment and CO2 Emissions in China: A Panel Granger Causality Analysis[J].SUSTAINABILITY,2016(3).

• Yanli Li, Feng Yang,The Threshold Pass-Through Effectof RMB Exchange Rate and Expectations on the Import Price: Analysis Based on the Variability of Marginal Costs [J].World Economy Study, 2016, (10).

• Guichuan Deng, Yanli Li, Forecasting ability of different fundamental exchange rate model on RMB——Comparative Analysis Based on SPA Test[J], The Journal of Quantitative & Technical,2016，(9).

• Yanli Li, Chenyang Li, Does Central Bank Intervention Cause RMB Exchange Rate Equilibrium or Misalignment?——The Analysis of Combined Effect Based on STR Model[J], World Economy Study, (10)2016(7):13-26

• Li Yanli; Deng Guichuan; Li Chenyang. Prediction of RMB Exchange Rate Volatility: a Comparative Analysis Based on Loss Function and DM test[J], Studies of International Finance，2016（2）.

• Yanli Li, Hongfeng Peng, RMB’s Exchange Rate Pass-through to Export Price:Analysis Considering Exchange Rate Expectation and Regime Shift[J]，Journal of Financial Research，2014(10),77-93.

 • Yanli Li, Hongfeng Peng. Inflation Persistence in Nine Latin American Countries: Panel SURKSS Test with a Fourier Function [J]. Romanian Journal for Economic Forecasting, 2013, 46(3).

Book

•  Li Yanli, Research on the Reform of RMB Exchange Rate System from the Perspective of Institutional Change‌‌. China Social Sciences Publishing House, Bei Jing,2018.

RESEARCH GRANTS

Government-funded grants

project supported by National Social Science Foundation. “Research on RMB Exchange Rate Expectations, Exchange Rate Fluctuations and Cross - border Capital Flows”，2017-2020

project supported by Humanities and Social Sciences, Ministry of Education, China. “Exchange rate pass through and choice of monetary policy: analysis considering the Influence of Expectation”, 2016-2019,

project supported by Humanities and Social Sciences, Ministry of Education, China. “Exchange rate pass through under different exchange rate regime”, 2009-2012