2007-08 Placement Candidate
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Complete CV BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION Beilei Cai received her B.A. in 2002 from Changchun University, and her M.A. in Economics in 2005 from University of Oregon. She is now a PhD candidate in the department of Economics in University of Oregon. RESEARCH INTERESTS Cai intends to specialize in applied microeconomics with applications to public economics, health economics and environmental economics, economic development and Chinese economy. DISSERTATION TITLE "Essays in Health and Environmental Economics: Challenges in The Empirical Analysis of Micro-Level Economic Survey Data," Committee: Trudy Ann Cameron (Chair), Robin McKnight, William T. Harbaugh, Renee A. Irvin (Department of Planning, Public Policy and Management) JOURNAL PAPERS Cai, B., Cameron, T. A., Gerdes, G. R., "Distributional Preferences and the incidence of costs and benefits in environmental policy” (Job Market Paper), Environmental & Resource Economics, 2007 (in review). Cai, B., "The Impact of Chinese Public Health Insurance Reform on Program Generosity,” Social Science & Medicine, 2007 (in review). WORKING PAPERS Cai, B., "How Did Chinese Public Health Inurance Reform between 1993 and 1997 Influence Health Care Demand and Health Status?” University of Oregon, 2006. Cai, B., Cameron, T. A., Gerdes, G. R., "Order Effects on WTP Via the Prior Elicitation of Attitudes in Stated Preference Surveys." University of Oregon, 2007. TEACHING EXPERIENCE Cai has independently taught Public Economics (EC 340) in summer 2007.She also serves as a lab instructor for Introductory Econometrics I (EC 420) and Introductory Econometrics II (EC 421) and a teaching assistant for a variety of classes. In the future, she looks forward to teaching more course at both the graduate and undergraduate levels.
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