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Business Division Faculty/Staff
Shaomin Huang
shuang@lcsc.edu
shuang@lcmail.lcsc.edu
Professor
Phone Number: 208-553-4289
College(s) Attended and
Degrees Received:
Bachelor of Arts in Political
Economy, Peking University, Beijing, China.
M.S.
in Agriculture Economics, University of Idaho,
Moscow, Idaho
PhD. in Economics, Washington State
University, Pullman, WA.
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Classes taught:
BUS 435 - Money and Banking
ECON 201 - Principles of
Macroeconomics
ECON 202 - Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 300 - Statistical Methods
ECON 465 - International Economics
Publications (Selected Articles and books):
• “Organizational Health Assessment: A Romania Firm
Case Study”, with G.W. Ramey, Review of Economic
& Business Studies, 2008 (1).
• “The
Analysis of Unbalanced Distribution about Medical
Expense of Single Disease in China”, with Cui and
Xiao, Economic Science (Chinese), 2008(3).
• “China’s Urban Hospital Cost Analysis by Type
of Disease”, with Cui and Xiao, China’s System
Reform in Retirement, Health Care, and Social
Welfare, Editors: Lin, Publisher: Beijing 2008.
• “Cross Analysis of the Health Care Expense and
Healing Rate: A Chinese Hospital Case Study”, with
Cui and Zheng, China Public Finance Reform and
Harmonious Economic Development, Editor: Lin,
Publisher: China Finance and Economics Press,
Beijing 2007.
• “The Challenges China’s Private
Enterprises are Facing in the WTO”, with D. Wu and
G. D. Forsyth, Private Enterprises and China’s
Economic Development (Chinese version), Editors:
Lin, Wang and Yin, Publisher: Peking University
Press, Beijing 2006; and The Revival of Private
Enterprise in China (English version), Editors: Lin
and Song, Publisher: Ashgate Publishing Limited
Gower House, England 2007.
• “Analysis on Health
Care Expense in China: A Hospital Case Study”, with
Li, Zheng and Cui, Economic Science (Chinese), 2006
(5).
• Introduction to Econometrics, Peking
University Press, Beijing, July 2004. ISBN
7-301-07589-8.
• “Mixed-Type Multi-Spell
Duration Model with Joint Logistic Distribution”,
Economic Science (Chinese), 2004 (3).
• Oversea
Chinese Talking about Experience (Chinese), China
Social Press, Beijing, January 2003. ISBN
7-80146-676-4.
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