Based in
  • Room 245, Wenli Building
  • Department of Finance and Accounting
  • School of Economics and Management

Bin LI

Professor/Doctoral Supervisor
Department of Finance and Accounting
Academic Discipline
Business Administration, Accounting
Contact details
libin@mail.buct.edu.cn

Education and Working Experiences


2023.07: Beijing University of Chemical Technology, School of Economics and Management | Vice Dean (Presiding)

2021.04: Beijing University of Chemical Technology, China Industrial Carbon Neutrality Research Institute | Vice Dean

2020.05: Beijing University of Chemical Technology, Research Institute of Science and Technology Development | Vice Dean

2018.01: Beijing University of Chemical Technology, School of Economics and Management | Professor

2018.04-2023.08: Beijing University of Chemical Technology, School of Economics and Management | Head of Accounting Department

2017.01-2017.06: University of Hawaii at Mānoa, Shidler College of Business | Visiting Scholar

2014.07-2017.12: Beijing University of Chemical Technology, School of Economics and Management | Associate Professor

2011.09-2014.06: Renmin University of China, School of Agricultural Economics and Rural Development | Postdoctoral Researcher/Lecturer


2005.09-2009.01: Renmin University of China, School of Environment and Natural Resources | Doctor of Economics

2001.09-2004.06: China University of Geosciences, Wuhan, School of Economics and Management | Master of Management

1997.09-2001.06: China University of Geosciences, Wuhan, School of Economics and Management | Bachelor of Management



Publications


[1] Li B., Wang H., Ye Y.* Is Carbon Price Uncertainty Priced in the Corporate Bond Yield Spreads? Evidence from Chinese Corporate Bond Markets. International Review of Financial Analysis, 2025, 107, 104618.

[2] Li B., Wang C., Lv W.* Climate Change and Local Government Debt Risk. Research in International Business and Finance,2025, 78, 103010.

[3] Li B., Lin Y., Lv W.* Confucianism and Corporate Awareness of Climate Change. China Journal of Accounting Research,2025,18,100417.

[4] Li A., Ma Yu., Li B.* How do Climate Risks Affect Corporate Energy Intensity? Evidence from China. Energy, 2025, 323: 135636. 

[5] Yin Q., Meng C., Dong Z., and Li B.* The Effect of the Environmental Protection Tax on Corporate Labor Demand: Evidence from China. Economic Analysis and Policy, 2025, 86:713-730.

[6] Wu R., Li B., Qin Z. Spillovers and Dependency between Green Finance and Traditional Energy Markets under Different Market Conditions. Energy Policy,2024, 192, 114263.

[7] Ye Y., Zhu J., Li B.* Yang X. Extreme Climate Risks and Corporate Bond Yield Spreads: Evidence from China. Asia-Pacific Journal of Accounting & Economics, 2024, 31(5):697-717.

[8] Peng M., Zeng Y., Yang D. C., and Li B.* The Role of Smog in Firm Valuation. Emerging Markets Finance and Trade. 2022, 58(3):883-895.

[9] Zeng Y., Guo P., Li B.* The Impact of Government Subsidies on Company Debt Financing: New Evidence from Chinese listed Companies. Emerging Markets Finance and Trade. 2021, 57(7):1843-1858.

[10] Li B., He M., Gao F., and Zeng Y.* The Impact of Air Pollution on Corporate Cash Holdings. Borsa Istanbul Review, 2021,21(S1):S90-98.