Biography
Qingbin Wang is interested in macroeconomics, financial economics, and applied econometrics. Much of his current research focuses on bond pricing, inflation expectation, and monetary policy in macro-finance context.
Wang enjoys teaching through which he hopes students can grasp economic intuition and relationships behind economic concepts and theories and critically examine real world events. He strives to balance the economics in classroom and knowledge that students can apply in their future career and personal life.
To achieve this, Wang uses examples and events close to students’ daily lives. He hopes to inspire students to formalize their common senses with economic models and analytical tools, and encourage them to interpret economic meanings out of graphs, numbers and examples.
Prior to joining Johnson & Wales University, Wang held the positions of lecturer at the University of Albany and clinical assistant professor at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI). He holds an M.A. in Economics (world economy) and a B.E. in International Trade (economics).
Education
PhD, State University of New York at Albany
Economics
MA, Remnin University of China
Economics
BE, Shandong University of Technology
International Trade
Wang, Q. (2025)
“TBD.” Wang, Q. (2024)
pbn.com
The Econometric Society
American Economic Association
Eastern Economic Association
2026 Conference of the International Association of Applied Econometrics, “Geometric Information and the Term Structure of Interest Rates,” International Association of Applied Econometrics, Carcavelos, Portugal. (June, 2026).
36TH ANNUAL TEACHING ECONOMICS CONFERENCE, “A Unified yet Intuitive Strategy to Teach Marginal Analysis in Economics,” ROBERT MORRIS UNIVERSITY AND W. W. NORTON. (February, 2025).
“Selective Perspectives on the Post-pandemic U.S. Economy,” Faculty Center for Academic Excellence and Innovation, Providence, RI, United States. (March 14, 2023).
The 49th Eastern Economic Association Annual Conference, “The Geometric information and the Term Structure of Interest Rates of the United States.,” Eastern Economic Association, New York, NY, United States. (February 23, 2023).
The Eleventh International Symposium of Quantitative Economics, “Unspanned Stochastic Volatility and the Term Structure of Interest Rates,” Jilin University, Jilin, Liaoning, China. (July 9, 2022).