Tiantian Zhang

univ nottinghamAssociate Professor in Economics and Quantitative Methods

H指数:3

被引数:44

个人简介

"Research InterestsProductivity and Frontier Efficiency Analysis.Banking efficiency, competitiveness and risk management.Financial Inclusion.Financial consumer protection.Other Microeconomics and Econometrics related areas.Personal profileDr Tiantian Zhang is an Associate Professor in Economics and Quantitative Methods, PhD supervisor, and Ningbo Leading and Top Talent. She obtained her PhD in Economics at the Cardiff Business School, Cardiff University (UK). Prior to joining UNNC on September 2012, she worked at Cardiff Business School as a teaching assistant and then at Shanghai Shipping Exchange (SSE) as a senior research fellow. Her research interest is primarily in productivity, efficiency, competitiveness and risk management of banking industry, and also extends to intersections of industrial economics, finance and supply chain management, with particular focus on theoretical and practical aspects of supply chain finance (SCF) and working capital management. She has published in leading international peer-reviewed journals, and also serves as reviewer for many leading economics, finance and operations journals. Dr Tiantian Zhang also works closely with the public sector and industries. She has been providing policy consultancy to the Central Bank on Financial Inclusion and Financial consumer protection. She has been leading the Executive Education team of NUBS China for many years and was shortlisted for the ‘Keystone award’ of the 2020 Policy Impact and Public Engagement Awards, for their excellent work in providing bridge between academic insight and business practice.TeachingUndergraduate Introduction to Business & Economics (X10FC7) Microeconomics for Business A (P11606) Macroeconomics for Business (P11114) Microeconomics for business B1(P11115) Business Economics (P11607) Business Economics (BUSI1114) Executive Education Efficiency/Performance evaluation using scientific tools Economics for Business Decision Making DisciplinesApplied EconomicsManagement Science and EngineeringPerson TypesStaff\nExpertise related to UN Sustainable Development Goals In 2015, UN member states agreed to 17 global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure prosperity for all. This person’s work contributes towards the following SDG(s): SDG 8 Decent Work and Economic Growth SDG 9 Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure SDG 12 Responsible Consumption and Production"