Susan Chen
- About
- Education
- Awards & Honors
- Research
Biography
Dr. Chen is Professor of Economics and the Undergraduate Program Director in the Economics Department. Professor Chen joined the Department of Economics at Illinois State University in 2008, after completing graduate studies at the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University and serving as an Assistant Professor at the University of North Dakota.
Current Courses
320.001Industrial Organization
420.001Industrial Organization
398.001Professional Practice: Internship In Economic Research
300.001Senior Project
291.001Undergraduate Teaching Experience In Economics
238.001Using Regression & Econometric Methods
239.001Managerial Economics
398.001Professional Practice: Internship In Economic Research
291.001Undergraduate Teaching Experience In Economics
Teaching Interests & Areas
Managerial Economics, Game Theory, Microeconomics Theory, Business Statistics, Industrial Organization, Econometrics
Research Interests & Areas
Industrial Organization, Applied Econometrics, Applied Game Theory and Strategy, and E-Commerce
Ph D Business Economics and Public Policy
MA Business Economics and Public Policy
The Scott M. Elliott Cross-Disciplinary Pilot Grant Program
Faculty International Travel Grant
CAS Interdisciplinary Initiative Grant
Institute for Regulatory Policy Studies Research Grant
Pre-Tenure Faculty Initiative Grant
New Faculty Initiative Grant
Grant-Writing Mentorship Program Awards
Journal Article
“Gender Gap in Tenure & Promotion: Evidence from the Economics Ph.D. Class of 2008.” (with Qihong Liu and MJ Kim). Southern Economic Journal. 2022, 88(4), 1277-1312.
“The Pricing Effects of Entry by Hainan Airlines: Evidence from the U.S.-China International Air Travel Market” (with Yi Wang). 2021. Journal of Economics and Business. 114, March–April, 105957.
"Demand Shocks, Airline Pricing, and High-Speed Rail Substitution: Evidence from the Chinese Market" (with Feng Wei and Lan Zhang). 2017, Journal of Transport Economics and Policy, 51(4), 266-289.
“Do Exclusivity Arrangements Benefit Consumers?” (with Qiang Fu). Journal of Regulatory Economics. 2017, 51(3), 311-339.
“Where Do New Economics Ph.D.s Go? Evidence from Recent Initial Labor Market” (with Qihong Liu and Sherrilyn Billger). Journal of Labor Research, 2013, 34(3), 312-338.
Presentations
2017 Annual Allied Social Science Associations (ASSA)/American Economic Association (AEA) Meetings. "Professional Achievements and Gender Differences: Tracking the Economics Ph.D. Class of 2008"
Pregnancy Complications and Maternal Smoking Behaviors. Southern Economic Association, New Orleans, November 2015.