Overview

Jing XING

  • Department:Finance
  • Phone:+86 (0)21 52301040
  • Title:Associate Professor
  • Email:jing.xing@sjtu.edu.cn
Profile
  • Dr. Jing Xing is an Associate Professor of Finance(with tenure) at the Antai College of Economics and Management in Shanghai Jiao Tong University. Prior to joining Antai, she was a Research Fellow at the Oxford University Centre for Business Taxation, and an Associate Member of Nuffield College, University of Oxford. Dr. Xing obtained her D.Phil in Economics from the University of Oxford. Her research interests include taxation and corporate finance. Dr. Jing Xing is an International Research Fellow at the Oxford University Centre for Business Taxation, and served as a Research Associate at the Centre for European Economic Research (ZEW) in Germany during 2015-2017. Dr. Xing is an Affiliate Member of the CESifo Network since 2018. She currently serves on the Associate Editorial Board for International Tax and Public Finance.


     



     

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Research
  • Research Areas

    Public economics, taxation, corporate finance

    Publications

    Yinjie Victor Shen, Xipei Hou, Jing Xing and Fuzhao Zhou (2023). "Hastily announced: Mergers and acquisitions with pledging shareholders," Journal of Financial Stability, Vol. 67: 101159.

    Wei Cui, Jeffrey Hicks, and Jing Xing (2022). "Cash on the table? Imperfect take-up of tax incentives and firm investment behavior," Journal of Public Economics, Vol. 208: 104632.

    Katarzyna Bilicka, Jing Xing and Yaxuan Qi (2022). "Real responses to anti-tax avoidance: Evidence from the UK worldwide debt cap,"  Journal of Public Economics, Vol. 214: 104742.

    Clemens Fuest,  Felix Hugger,  Samina Sultan, and Xing, Jing (2022). "What drives Chinese overseas M&A investment? Evidence from micro data,"  Review of International Economics, Vol. 30 (1), 306-344.

    Giorgia Maffini,  Jing Xing, and Michael P. Devereux (2019)."The impact of investment incentives: Evidence from UK corporation tax returns,"American Economic Journal: Economic PolicyVol. 11 (3), 361-89. 

    Jing Xing (2018). "Territorial tax system reform and multinationals’ foreign cash Holdings: New evidence from Japan," Journal of Corporate Finance, Vol. 49, 252-282.

    Michael P.  Devereux, Giorgia Maffini, and Jing Xing (2018). "Corporate tax incentives and capital structure: New evidence from UK firm-level tax returns," Journal of Banking and Finance, Vol. 88, 250-266.

    Jing Xing and Clemens Fuest (2018). "Central-local government fiscal relations and cyclicality of public spending: Evidence from China," International Tax and Public FinanceVol. 25(4), 946-980. 

             --“How can a country 'graduate' from procyclical fiscal policy? Evidence from China,” CESifo Working Paper  Series No. 5511

    Stephen Bond and Jing Xing (2015). "Corporate taxation and capital accumulation: Evidence from sectoral panel data for 14 OECD countries," Journal of Public Economics, Vol. 130, 15-31.

            --Oxford University Centre for Business Taxation Working Paper No. 10/15

    Jing Xing (2012). "Tax structure and growth: How robust is the empirical evidence?" Economics Letters, Vol. 117(1), 379-382.

            --"Does tax structure affect economic growth? Empirical evidence from OECD countries," Oxford University Centre for Business Taxation Working Paper No. 11/20


    Selected Working Papers

    "Turnover taxes and innovation," with Katarzyna Bilicka, and Xipei Hou, Journal of Development Economics, revise & resubmit

             ----previously, "How distortive are turnover taxes? Evidence from replacing turnover tax with VAT," with Katarzyna Bilicka, and Xipei Hou. NBER Working Paper No. 29650. 

    "Expessways and policy choices of local governments," with Eddy Tam, European Economic Reviewrevise & resubmit.

    "Investor tax breaks and financing for start-ups: Evidence from China," with Irem Guceri and Xipei Hou (PhD student), presented in the 2023 NBER Public Economics Program Meeting.

    "Corporate tax cuts for amall firms: what do firms do?" with Wei Cui, Mengying Wei and Weisi Xie. CESifo Working Paper Series No. 9389.

    "Tax information disclosure and access to debt finance", with Victor Yinjie Shen and Xipei Hou (PhD student).

    “Corporate tax cuts for amall firms: What do firms do?" with Wei Cui, Mengying Wei and Weisi Xie. CESifo Working Paper Series No. 9389.

    “Geographical diversification of tax havens: How did the use of tax haven subsidiaries change in recent years?” with Katarzyna Bilicka and Yaxuan Qi.

    "Principals’ risk preferences, institutional context, and firm-level risk taking: evidence from corporate tax avoidance in China," with Iftekhar Hasan, Geoffrey Martin, and Hui Zhou

    "Tax revenue response to the business cycle," with Sancak ,C. and Velloso, R. IMF Working Paper No. 10/71.

    Journal referees

    Journal of Public Economics, American Economic Journal: Economic Policy, Journal of International Economics, Journal of Banking and Finance, Journal of Money Banking and Credit, European Economic Review, International Tax and Public Finance, National Tax Journal, the Scandinavian Journal of Economics, Empirical Economics, China Economic Review





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Teaching
  • Fall semester              Corporate Finance (undergraduate)

                                       Corporate Finance (MBA)

               International Taxation (post-graduate)

                                       Corporate Finance (Master of Finance)


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