Dr. Lu Liu earns his PhD at Utah State University (USA) in 2010. He is interested in general environmental and resource issues, especially in the application to land and housing markets, as well as other regional economic issues. 
His research has used discrete choice modeling, spatial, and time series econometrics. 
In addition, he is interested in the use of general equilibrium approaches to the study of Environmental and Resource Economics & Regional Economics under both autarky and open economy settings.
 
"I love the moment when I am devoting myself in economic/econometric modeling."
            ---- Lu Liu
Teaching
Intermediate Microeconomics (English, Undergraduate)
Empirical Research Methods in Economics (Undergraduate)
Intermediate Macroeconomics (Master)
Environmental Economics (Master, Ph.D.)
 
Publication
- Paul M. Jakus, John E. Keith, Lu Liu, and Dale Blahna. 2010. “The Welfare Effects of Restricting Off-Highway Vehicle Access to Public Lands." Agricultural and Resource Economics Review 39/1 (February 2010) 89–100.
- Hamid Beladi, Lu Liu, Reza Oladi. 2013. “On pollution permits and abatement.” Economics Letters119/3 (June 2013) 302–305.
- Lu Liu. 2013. “The Impact of Credit Rationing and Quantity Limit on the Housing Price in the General Equilibrium.” Journal of Management Science in China (in Chinese) (September 2013).
- Lu Liu. 2013. “The Spring Transportation in China: The Peak-load Problem with Psychological Factors.” Emerging Markets Finance and Trade. Forthcoming.
 
 
Paper in review
- A Spatial Hedonic Study for Monopoly Supplied Urban Land via English Auction
- A Hedonic Valuation for Urban Housing with Spatial and Project Heterogeneity
- A Spatial Hedonic Price Model Linking Land and Housing Markets
- Can the Construction of Affordable Housing Decrease the Housing Price? A General Equilibrium Analysis (in Chinese)
 
Working papers- How Does A Mortgage Affect the Housing Markets? A Multi-stage Life-cycle Analysis
- Urban Land Conveyance and Public Spending in China
- Study on the Fluctuation of the Coal Price in China (in Chinese)
- The Impact of Capital and Its Usage Intensity on Housing Price: A General Equilibrium Analysis (in Chinese)
- A New Method to Evaluate the Economic Impact of the Natural Disaster: the Case of the Wenchuan and Yaan Earthquake (in Chinese)