Bruce Reynolds

Professor

E-mail:
Phone: 434-924-6746

Address:
PO Box 400182
Monroe Hall
Department of Economics
Charlottesville, VA 22904

Research Interests

Inequality, development and institutional change in transition economies.

Education

• Bachelor of Arts (BA), Yale University
• Master of Arts (MA), University of Michigan System : Ann Arbor
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), University of Michigan System : Ann Arbor

Current Downloadable Papers

International Workshop on Household Credit In China, Peking University, China Center for Economic Research, August 2004 (.doc)

• Household Credit in China: Lessons from Abroad, by Bruce L. Reynolds (.doc)
• Consumer Credit and Residential Mortgage Finance in the U.S., by Marc An (.pdf)
• Best World Practices in Credit Reporting and Data Protection: Lessons for China (.pdf), by Nicola Jentzsch
• Managing Risk in Consumer Credit Industry (.pdf), by Jack Niu
• Credit Outreach and Agricultural Support on Lending Programs: The Case of Jiangsu Province in China (.doc), by Enjiang Cheng
• Recent Growth and Institutional Constraints in China's Consumer Credit Sector (.doc), by Bruce L. Reynolds, Yonghong Tu and Yu Wang

Luo & Sun: Interplay of Market Forces and Regulatory Framework in the US Credit Card Industry (.doc)(Chinese)

Luo & Sun: Interplay of Market Forces and Regulatory Framework in the US Credit Card Industry (.doc)(Truncated Translation)

Research Papers

"Economic Reform and External Imbalance in China, 1978-1981", American Economic Review, 73,2, May 1983;

"Trade, Employment, and Inequality in Post-reform China", Journal of Comparative Economics 11,3, September 1987;

"Choosing a Strategy for China's Economic Reform", (with Jinglian Wu), American Economic Review 78:2, May 1988;

Chinese Economic Reform: How Far, How Fast? (ed.), London: Academic Press, 1988;

"Urban Housing Reform in China," in Gang Yi (ed.), China's Transition to the Market, New York: Oxford University Press, 1995

"Rice, Culture and Growth in East Asia: Testing for a Linkage between Effort and Tenurial Relations in Agriculture", in K. Lieberthal et al (eds.), Constructing China: The Interaction of Culture and Economics, Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 1997;

"Household Credit in China: Lessons from Abroad", Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 2005