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Bingjin Xue

Assistant Professor
Phone: (603) 862-3364
Office: Paul College, Durham, NH 03824
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Curriculum Vitae
Pronouns: He/Him/His
I am an Assistant Professor of Economics at the University of New Hampshire. My research focuses on causal inference in the field of health economics using econometric methods, machine learning, and large-scale data.
My current research interests fall into three categories: 1) how does health information technology affect healthcare providers and consumers. 2) the impact of public policies on the population mental health and wellbeing. 3) Dynamic demand functions analysis – causes and implications. My research work has been presented at annual economics conferences hosted by Allied Social Science Associations, American Society of Health Economists, and Agricultural & Applied Economics Association.
I teach principles of microeconomics and econometrics II, and I have designed a machine learning course (with Python) explicitly tailored for economics students. Besides the field of health economics, I also have work and teaching experience in econometrics, data science, and finance.

Courses Taught

  • ECON 402: Principles of Economics Micro
  • ECON 720/898: Economic Problems
  • ECON 927: Econometrics II Lab
  • INCO 590: Student Research Experience

Education

  • Ph.D., Economics, Lehigh University
  • M.S., Analytical Finance, Lehigh University
  • B.S., Finance, Nankai University

Research Interests

  • Health Economics
  • Applied Econometrics
  • Development Economics

Selected Publications

  • Meyerhoefer, C. D., Xue, B., & Poznańska, A. (2025). Implications of the decline in LGBT rights for population mental health: Evidence from Polish "LGBT-free zones".. J Health Econ, 100, 102973. doi:10.1016/j.jhealeco.2025.102973

  • Chen, D., Chou, S. -Y., & Xue, B. (n.d.). Bittersweet: Grandparenting and Elderly Mental Health in the Two-Child Policy Era.

  • Xue, B. (2022, March 4). The Effects of Switching Electronic Health Record Developer on Specialty Referrals. In Conference on Health IT and Analytics. Washington D.C..

  • Xue, B., & Meyerhoefer, C. (2021, August 1). Habit Formation in The Consumption of Healthcare Services. In Agricultural & Applied Economics Association Annual Meeting. Austin, TX.

  • Xue, B., & Chen, D. (2023, June 11). More Grandchildren, More Happiness? Evidence from China. In American Society of Health Economists Annual Conference. St. Louis, MO.

  • Chen, D., Xue, B., & Yi, J. (n.d.). Pressure from Students’ Peer Parents.

  • Xue, B., & Chen, D. (2022, July 20). More Grandchildren, More Happiness? Evidence from China. In Data-Intensive Research Conference. Minneapolis, MN.

  • Xue, B. (2023, January 6). The Effects of Switching Electronic Health Record Developer on Specialty Referrals. In American Economic Association Annual Meating. New Orleans, LA.

  • Lee, H., Xue, B., Wang, Y., & Kim, J. (n.d.). What gun violence does to local lodging market: Quantifying the economic ripple effects of mass shootings on short-term rental market.

  • Xue, B. (2022, June 26). The Effects of Switching Electronic Health Record Developer on Specialty Referrals. In American Society of Health Economists Annual Conference. Austin, TX.

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