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Dr. Ninghui Li 

Dr.  Ninghui Li

NAME:                                                          Ninghui  Li

SEX:                                                              Male

DATE OF BIRTH:                                     Sept. 17, 1960

PLACE OF BIRTH:                                     Hunan, China

NATIONALITY:                                                 Han

STATE OF HEALTH:                                         Good

MARITAL STATUS:                                          Married

DATE OF FIRST BEING ASSIGNED TO WORK: Nov. 1980

EMPLOYER: Institute of Agricultural Economics, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences

TITLE: Ph.D. in Economics, Associate Professor, Chief of Rural Development Division.

TELEPHONE NUMBER: HOME: 8610-68975497       OFFICE: 8610-62176604

FAX: 62187545

MAILING ADDRESS: Room 0406 High Building 2, 12 Zhong Guan Cun Nandajie, Beijing 100081, China.

Email: lininghui@hotmail.com, linhui@163bj.com .

 

EDUCATION:

       June. 1998---Feb. 2002

       School of Economics, University of the Philippines, Diliman. 

       Degree: Ph.D. in Economics.

       Main Subjects: Economics.

 

       Sept. 1985---July 1987.

       Shanghai University of Finance and Economics.

       Degree: Master of Arts in Economics.

       Main Subjects: Statistics.

 

       March 1978---Oct. 1980.

       Lingling Normal Collage of Hunan Province, China.

      Academic Distinctions Obtained: Diploma.

       Main Subjects: Mathematics.

 

EMPLOYMENT RECORDS:

       Dec. 1996---PRESENT.

Institute of Agricultural Economics, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences.

      Title of Post: Associate Professor.

 

       July 1987---Dec. 1996.

The General Organization of Rural Socioeconomic Survey, State Statistical Bureau of China.

      Title of Post: Statistician.

 

       March 1982---Sept. 1985.

The Affiliated High School of Jianhua Machinery Manufacturer of Hunan Province, China.

      Title of Post: Teacher.

 

       Nov. 1980---March 1982.

The Teacher's Training Collage of Lingling Prefecture of Hunan Province, China.

      Title of Post: Teacher.

 

WORKING AND/OR STUDYING ABROAD DURING EMPLOYMENT

FROM

TO

COUNTRY/REGION

PROJECT

Jul 1989

Oct 1989

Malaysia

Collaborative project between WHO and the Organization of Rural Social Economic Survey (ORSES), studying how to create Nutrition and Health Surveillance in China.

Nov 1991

Dec 1991

Hong Kong

Collaborative project between WHO and ORSES, studying minicomputer operating system and UNIX, ORACLE and C.

Jan 1992

Feb 1992

Maryland, USA

Collaborative project between UNICEF and ORSES, studying ISSA and how to design Children Survey in the Institute of Resource Development.

Sep 1992

Oct 1992

Tokyo, Japan

Collaborative project between UNICEF and ORSES, studying statistical software in SIAP.

Jun 1994

Jul 1994

Hong Kong

Collaborative project between Hong Kong Chinese University and ORSES, “The Difference of Living Quality among Rural Household in West-south China”.

Mar 1995

Jul 1995

Washington D.C., USA

Collaborative project between IFPRI and ORSES, “Expenditure Structure of Households in China.”

Aug 1997

Aug 1997

Bangkok, Thailand

FAO, Consultant. “China’s Agricultural Policy Simulation and Projection Model” CAPSiM).

Oct 1998

Nov 1998

Bangkok, Thailand

FAO, Consultant. Welfare Model.

May 1999

Jun 1999

Bangkok, Thailand

FAO, Consultant. Poverty Model.

Dec 1999

Jan 2000

Bangkok, Thailand

FAO, Consultant. Food Security Model

Jun 2000

Aug 2000

Bangkok, Thailand

FAO, Consultant. Price Transmission Mechanism in Poverty Model

Aug 2000

Aug 2000

Purdue University, USA

GTAP course

Dec 2000

Dec 2000

The Netherlands

Institute of Agricultural Economics of the Netherlands. “China’s Food Economy in the Early 21st Century and the Implications for EU Countries.”

Mar 2001

Mar 2001

Yogyatarta, Indonesia

Master Class in Economic Policy Modeling.

The Craw Fund, Australian Center for International Agricultural Research, Monash University, UMG.

May 2001

Jun 2001

Bangkok, Thailand

FAO, Consultant. Income Variation Model

Oct 2001

Oct 2001

Bangkok, Thailand

FAO, Consultant. China’s Food Economy Modeling.

 

DOMESTIC TRAINNING DURING EMPLOYMENT

FROM

TO

PLACE

COURSES

Sep 1987

Oct 1987

Xi’an Institute of Statistics

Statistical software, SAS, SPSS, CENTS.

Dec 1990

Mar 1991

Beijing

UNIX, ORACLE and C

Dec 1992

Jan 1993

Beijing

Survey methodology and software

 

MAIN ACHIEVEMENTS:

1.   Taking part in various surveys and fulfilling many researches on economic issues and government policy issues, mostly focusing agricultural sector, since the late 1980s.

2.   Taking part in many important domestic research projects as well as international collaborative research projects and international organizations’ research projects, since the late 1980s.

3.   Developing “The Database of Rural Household Survey in China” in minicomputer using ORACLE, C codes for UNIX, from 1992 to 1993. The database was granted “The Third Award in the 2nd Computer Software Valuation” in SSB, October 1993.

4.   Developing “The Application System of Rural Household Survey Database” which was aimed at promoting the application of the database mentioned above, from 1992 to 1993. This application system was granted “The Third Award of Statistical Science and Technology Progress” in SSB, September 1993.

5.   Developing “China’s Agricultural Policy Simulation and Projection Model” (CAPSiM), as one of two model designers and as the code writer.

6.   Developing “China’s food security system”, as one of two model designers and one of two computer code writers.

 

Main publication

l         “CENTS 4 Tabulation Package,” 1989, Beijing Science and Technology Publishing House. One of four authors.

2        “Food Statistics and Agricultural Policy Analysis,” 1991, The Publishing House of Beijing University of Agriculture. One of ten authors.

3         “The Handbook of Household Survey of United Nation,” 1992, China Urban Publishing House. One of eight translators.

4       “The difference in the distribution of wealth among rural area in China,” 1995.1, Statistical Analysis.

5       “The impact of the change in purchasing power of rural household on the demand of industry products,” 1995.28, Reference to Statistical Research.

6       “Strategy for the well-being improvement path of rural household in China,” Chapter 4, 1995, The Publishing House of Beijing University of Agriculture.

7         “Free Trade and China’s Agriculture,” 1999.8, Agriculture Economic Issue.

8         “WTO Challenge China’s Agriculture,” 2000.8, Journal of Well-being.

9         “China’s Food Economy in the Early 21st Century and the Implications for the Rest of the World”. 1) ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2002, DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS STUDY GROUP, hosted by CREDIT, School of Economics, University of Nottingham, www.shef.ac.uk/~desg/ . 2) International Conference in honor of Gregory Chow: China and the World Economy, City University of Hong Kong, June 14-16, 2002, 3) the International Conference on Policy Modeling (EcoMod2002) taking place at the Free University of Brussels on 4-6 July 2002, www.ecomod.net .

Academic Major and Professional Skills:

  •       Economics.

  •     Statistics.

  •     Mathematics.

  •     Econometrics Model.

  •     Computer Science and programming: Visual C++, Basic, Unix, Oracle, Dbase, etc…

 

　

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