Ning Meng is an associate professor at the Business School, Nanjing University. She is also a Research Affiliate at the Center of Economic Studies and Ifo Institute (CESifo) in Germany. She received her Ph.D in Economics from Zhejiang University and has published her research in journals such as Journal of International Economics, Reivew of International Economics, etc. She specializes in the area of international economics and her current research focuses on trade policy, international trade, and innovation.

International trade, trade policy, firm behavior, innovation

Yeqing Ma, Yining Ni, Ning Meng*, Financial Development and the Impact of FDI on Firm Innovation: Evidence from Bank Deregulation in China, International Review of Economics & Finance, 2024, 94,103390.Ning Meng, Yining Ni & Yeqing Ma, The Ripple Effect: How Trade Policy Shocks Impact Innovation of Chinese Firms, Reivew of International Economics, 2024, 5.Ning Meng, Chris Milner & Huasheng Song, Antidumping and Heterogeneous Quality Adjustment of Multi-product Firms: Evidence from Chinese Exporters, Economic Modelling, 2020, 92: 147-161.Meredith Crowley, Ning Meng & Huasheng Song, Policy Shocks and Stock Market Returns: Evidence from Chinese Solar Panels, Journal of the Japanese and International Economies, 2019, 51: 148-169.Meredith Crowley, Ning Meng* & Huasheng Song, Tariff Scares: Trade Policy Uncertainty and Foreign Market Entry by Chinese Firms, Journal of International Economics, 2018, 114: 96-115.Meredith Crowley, Huasheng Song & Ning Meng, Protectionist Threats Jeopardise International Trade: Chinese Evidence for Trump's Policies, VoxEU.org, 10 February 2017.Ning Meng, Chris Milner & Huasheng Song, Differences in the Determinants and Targeting of Antidumping: China and India Compared, Applied Economics, 2016, 48(43): 4083-4097.