DING DONG 董 丁
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Welcome to my website! I am an assistant professor at the School of Business, Hong Kong Baptist University.
​Here is my CV.


My main research fields are macroeconomics and macro-finance. My work connects macroeconomics with financial market and corporate finance. My current research pursues two themes:  (1) the origin and transmission of second-moment shocks such as uncertainty and turbulence; (2) the impacts of heterogeneous belief on the asset market and policy transmission. 

I received my Ph.D. in economics from HKUST in 2024 and bachelor degree in economics from Nanjing University in 2017.
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Please feel free to contact me at: dingdong(at)hkbu(dot)edu(dot)hk 

Recent Updates:
​2026.06:  (Workshop) HKBU and PHBS are jointly organizing a workshop on the Frontier of Macroeconomics Research on June 24-25, Program
​2026.05:  (Conference) I presented a recent work on  "Experimental Macro with LLM Agents" in PHBS-UK Conference on the Frontiers of AI in Economics
2026.05: (Revised) "Rational Bubbles in Dividend-Paying Assets under Balanced Growth"  with Jianjun Miao (Zhejiang University), Pengfei Wang (PHBS)
2026.01: (Revised)  Inflation Disagreement Weakens the Power of Monetary Policy  (with Zheng Liu, Pengfei Wang and Min Wei) 
2025.11: (Workshop) I co-organized a Macro Workshop on the Frontier of Macroeconomics Research,  Program
2025.07: (Publication) Turbulent Business Cycles (with Zheng Liu and Pengfei Wang) published at the Journal of Monetary Economics (2025)
2025.05: (
New Paper) "Information Acquisition and the Finance-Uncertainty Trap" with Allen Hu (UBC), Zhaorui Li (HKUST) and Zheng Liu (FRBSF)
2025.05: (Workshop) HKBU and PHBS jointly organized a
 Workshop on Expectation and Information Friction in Macro and Finance,  Program
2022.07: (Publication) A Theory of Housing Demand Shocks (with Zheng Liu, Pengfei Wang and Tao Zha) published at the Journal of Economic Theory (2022)
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