Associate Professor
Institute of Economics, Economics and Management school, Wuhan University
Email: yangmian909@163.com
Telephone : +86-27-68753887

TEACHING AND RESEARCH AREAS:
 Teaching courses: Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Industrial economics, etc.
 Research Areas:  Energy economics, Environmental economics, etc.

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND:
 PhD, Human Geography, Jointly Educated by Lanzhou University, China & Duke University, USA (2008-2012)
 MSc, Human Geography, Lanzhou University, China (2006-2008)
 B.A., Applied Mathematics, Lanzhou University, China (2002-2006)

ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE:
 Associate Professor, Wuhan University, July 2012 – present

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS:
 Journal Papers (* means the corresponding author):
 Fuxia Yang, Mian Yang*, 2015. “Analysis on China’s eco-innovations: Regulation context, intertemporalchange and regional differences”, European Journal of Operational Research, Vol. 247, pp. 1003-1012.
 Mian Yang, Dalia Patiño-Echeverri*, Fuxia Yang, Eric Williams, 2015. “Industrial energy efficiency in China: achievements, challenges and opportunities”, Energy Strategy Reviews, Vol. 6, pp. 20-29.
 Mian Yang, Ying Fan, Fuxia Yang*, Hui Hu, 2014. “Regional disparities in carbon dioxide reduction from China’s uniform carbon tax: A perspective on interfactor/ interfuel substitution”, Energy, Vol. 74, pp. 131-139.
 Fuxia Yang, Mian Yang*, Hualin Nie, 2013. “Productivity trends of Chinese regions: A perspective from energy saving and environmental regulations”, Applied Energy, Vol. 110, pp. 82-89.
 Mian Yang, Dalia Patiño-Echeverri*, Fuxia Yang, 2012. “Wind power generation in China: understanding the mismatch between capacity and generation”, Renewable Energy, Vol. 41, pp. 145-151.
 Mian Yang, Fuxia Yang, Xingpeng Chen*, 2011. “Effects of substituting energy with capital on China’s aggregated energy and environmental efficiency”, Energy Policy, Vol. 39, pp. 6065-6072.
Conference Papers (International)
 Mian Yang, 2014. “Factor market distortions, misallocations and energy productivity losses: evidence from China’s energy intensive sectors”, The 4th IAEE Asia Conference, Beijing.
 Monography:
 Mian Yang. Establishing a long-term mechanism for China’s energy saving and emissions reduction. Beijing: Science Press. 2015.

RESEARCH GRANTS:
 Natural Science Foundation of China (The Effects of Factor Market Distortions on Energy Productivity of China’s Manufacturing Industry), ￥220000, 2013, Grant No. 71303177;
 MOE (Ministry of Education in China) Youth Foundation of Humanities and Social Sciences (Study on the impacts of factor market distortions on China’s energy productivity considering industrial heterogeneity), ￥80000, 2013, Grant No. 13YJC790179;
 China Postdoctoral Science Foundation (Study on the economic transformation of China's development mode from the perspective of factor allocation efficiency), ￥50000, 2014, Grant No. 2014M550848.