Dr Sook Rei Tan ~ Lecturer Economics / Econometrics

Dr Sook Rei Tan obtained her PhD in Economics at Nanyang Technological University in 2019. Her current research interests include applied macroeconomics and international finance.

Specifically, her thesis research focuses on the topic of international financial integration, in which she studies how financial openness of one country is related to the foreign exchange stability, income inequality and stock market pricing of the country. Over time, she has acquired strong econometric prowess in dealing with longitudinal and time series data. Her research works had been accepted and presented at several conferences, such as Conference of Computing in Economics and Finance, INFER Workshop on Applied Macroeconomics and Singapore Economic Review Conference.

Teaching

• BX2122: Econometrics and Big Data Analysis (Level 2; SIN)
• EC1010: Foundations in Microeconomics (Level 1; SIN)
• EC1020: Foundations in Macroeconomics (Level 1; SIN)

Research Disciplines

• Applied economics (3801)

Socio-Economic Objectives

• Macroeconomics (1502)
• economic framework (1599)

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Journal Articles

• Tan S, Li C and Chia W (in press) Behavioral Heterogeneity in the Japanese and US Stock Markets. The Singapore Economic Review,
• Li C, Tan S, Nick H and Chia W (2022) Behavioral heterogeneity and financial crisis: The role of sentiment. Physica A: statistical mechanics and its applications, 603.
• Tan S, Li C and Yeap X (2022) A time-varying copula approach for constructing a daily financial systemic stress index. North American Journal of Economics and Finance, 63.
• Tan S, Wang W and Chia W (2021) International capital flows and extreme exchange market pressure: evidence from emerging market economies. Open Economies Review, 32. pp. 479-506

Book Chapters

• Tan S and Chia W (2022) The linkage between international financial integration and income inequality. In: Business, Industry, and Trade in the Tropics. Routledge, Abingdon, Oxon, UK, pp. 114-136

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