Nguyen Xuan Dong

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1. Personal information:

Full name:	Nguyen Xuan Dong
Year of birth:	1979
Position/Occupation:	Lecturer, Faculty of Development Economics, VNU University of Economics and Business
Degree:	Doctor
Foreign languages:	English, Japanese
Email:	nx.dong@vnu.edu.vn
Cell phone:	(84) 912 876516
Office address:	E4 Building, 144 Xuan Thuy Road, Cau Giay District, Hanoi

2. Education:

3. Employment/Experience:

2004 - 2005: Assistant Program Officer, Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) Vietnam Office
2005 - 2007: Expert, Asia-Pacific Market Department, Ministry of Industry and Trade
2008 - 2017: Deputy Head of Northeast Asia Division, Asia-Pacific Market Department, Ministry of Industry and Trade
09/2017 to present: Lecturer, Faculty of Development Economics, University of Economics and Business (UEB), Vietnam National University (VNU) Hanoi

4. Research domain:

5. Publications:

Xuan Dong Nguyen (2014), “Effects of Japan’s Economic Partnership Agreements on the Extensive Margin of International Trade”, The International Trade Journal, Taylor and Francis Group, Volume 28 Issue 2, pages 169-191.
Xuan Dong Nguyen, Xavier de Vanssay and Craig Parsons (2015), “The Japanese Automobile Tyre Industry under Scrutiny”, International Journal of the Economics of Business, Taylor and Francis Group, Volume 22 Issue 1, pages 141-162.
Dong Xuan Nguyen (2016), “Trade liberalization and export sophistication in Vietnam”, The Journal of International Trade & Economic Development, Taylor & Francis, Volume 25 Issue 8, pages 1071-1089.
Dong Xuan Nguyen (2019), “Minimum wages and firm productivity: Evidence from Vietnamese manufacturing firms”, International Economic Journal, Taylor and Francis Group, Volume 33 Issue 3, pages 560-572.
Craig R. Parsons, Dong Xuan Nguyen, and Xavier de Vanssay (2019), “New Evidence of Market Competition in the Japanese Tire Industry Using Market Share Analysis”, Journal of Asia-Pacific Business, Taylor and Francis Group, Volume 20 Issue 3, pages 1-22.