Song Guoqing

Song Guoqing

Song Guoqing, male, is currently the chair professor of Jinguang economics in National Development Research Institute of Peking University and the special adviser of Goldman Sachs Gaohua securities. In March 2012, he served as a member of the monetary policy committee of the people's Bank of China, chief economist of R & D Department of China Securities Market Research and Design Center (joint office), and one of the experts of China Economic 50 forum. He is a research expert on inflation, known as "the first person in macroeconomic forecasting", and has made accurate forecasts on China's macroeconomic trend for many times.

personal information

Employer: National Development Research Institute of Peking University (formerly China Economic Research Center of Peking University)

Title: Professor of Jinguang economics, National Development Research Institute, Peking University.

Education: Bachelor of Peking University, doctoral candidate of University of Chicago.

work experience

1982-1985, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences engaged in agricultural economic research.

From 1985 to 1988, the State Commission for system reform was engaged in macroeconomic research.

1988-1991, visiting scholar, Department of economics, Princeton University, USA.

1991-1995, doctoral candidate, Department of economics, University of Chicago, USA.

Since September 1995, he has been teaching in China Economic Research Center of Peking University.

In March 2012, the general office of the State Council issued the notice on adjusting the composition of the monetary policy committee of the people's Bank of China, which indicated that with the consent of the leaders of the State Council, Song Guoqing was agreed to be a member of the monetary policy committee.

Academic papers

1. The opening up of urban and rural areas and the transfer of farmers (issue 07, 1985)

2. Several theoretical problems on macro balance and macro control

Some divergences on the theory of macro economy of Cheng Xiaoqing (1987, 3)

4. Monetary policy under the dual track system (economic research, No.08, 1988)

5. Interest rate, inflation and saving tendency, April 1995 (economic research, April 1995)

People's quotations

In a relative sense, today's situation is "the rich borrow from the poor.". The door of bank savings is always open to both the rich and the poor, which is close to equal treatment; but the door of loan is usually only open to the rich, including the rich in tangible property and the rich in power.

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