Dr Anny LIU

Associate Programme Director of MBA (in Chinese) Programme
Senior Lecturer
Department of Economics and Finance

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学术及专业资质

PhD (HKBU)
BBA (HKBU)

简历

Dr. Liu earned her PhD in Economics and a BBA with First Class Honours, double concentrations in Finance and Applied Economics from Hong Kong Baptist University. She has received several awards and scholarships, including Padma & Hari Harilela Scholarship for Outstanding Students, Hong Kong Baptist University Outstanding Student Leaders Award, Outstanding BBA Student Leader Scholarship, and HKSAR Government Talent Development Scholarship. 

Dr. Liu’s research spans a broad range of macroeconomic topics and examines the intersection of environmental sustainability and economic policy. She actively integrates macroeconomic modelling and forecasting techniques into her work. 

Dr. Liu achieved a Grade 11 performance diploma in violin and Grade 9 in Guzheng. She has been a member of her university’s table tennis team since her freshman year. Additionally, she is an experienced Master of Ceremonies and was awarded a Merit prize in the Tenth Hong Kong Inter-Tertiary Institution Putonghua Recitation Contest (native-speaker group). She also secured first (second) place in the National English Debate (Speaking) Competition for Secondary School Students. 

研究与教学范畴

Macroeconomics

Courses taught:  

  • ECO1001 Business Economics 1  
  • ECO1002 Business Economics 2  
  • ECO2003 Macroeconomics: Policy and Applications  
  • ECO3001 Money and Banking  
  • ECO4001 Economic Growth and Development 
  • ECO4004 Economies of Mainland China and Hong Kong SAR (include field trips to the Greater Bay Area) 

学术贡献

Publications: 

  • Li, Q., Cheong, T. S., & Liu, S. (2026). Intangible Capital and Sustainable Development: A Nonparametric Dynamic Analysis. Sustainability, 18(1), 545.
  • Wu, W., Liu, Y., Su, L., Cheong, T. S., & Liu, S. (2025). Research on carbon emission reduction and its conditional effects of digital economy based on Artificial Neural Networks. Shengtai Xuebao, 45(11), 5229~5245. (a leading Chinese academic journal, a core journal for ecological research within the Chinese community)
  • Cheong, T. S., Liu, S., Ma, N., & Han, T. (2025). The Impact of Public Environmental Concern on Corporate ESG Performance. Journal of Risk and Financial Management, 18(2), 82. https://doi.org/10.3390/jrfm18020082 (ABDC: B)

Conference papers:

  • Cheong, T. S., Liu, S., Ma, N., & Han, T. (2025). The Impact of Public Environmental Concern on Corporate ESG Performance. Western Economics Association International Conference (WEAI)’s 100th Annual Conference.
  • Liu, S. (2024). Bank Reserve Requirements: Stabilizer or Sterilizer? A Look at the Chinese Monetary Policy Regime. The 46th Eurasia Business and Economics Society (EBES) Conference.
  • Ma, N., Cheong, T. S. & Liu, S. (2024). The Nexus between Digital Financial Inclusion and Green Economy Efficiency: The Case of Chinese Cities. 2024 Cambridge Sustainability Forum.
  • Wu, W., Su, L., Cheong, T. S., Liu, S. & Yang, Y. (2023). Dynamic Nonlinear Influence of Digital Economy on China’s Carbon Emissions: Evidence from Artificial Neural network. Inaugural ISETS International Conference 2023.
  • Liu, S. & Luk, P.S.K. (2019), “Bank Reserve Requirements, Capital Controls and Chinese Monetary Policy”, Singapore Economic Review Conference 2019

研究资助与奖项

Principal Investigator, University Grants Committee Faculty Development Scheme 2024 (UGC/FDS14/B08/24). Project Title: Two Birds, One Stone? A Look on China’s Targeted Reserve Reduction in the Context of Going Green and Opening up.  

(https://www.ugc.edu.hk/eng/rgc/funding_opport/fds/funded%20research/fds2425_abstract.html#UGC/FDS14/B08/24) 

商业与专业参与

Lifetime member, Beta Gamma Sigma 

Member, Eurasia Business and Economics Society (EBES)  

Reviewer, the 6th World Business Ethics Forum 

Ad-hoc reviewer, International Journal of Services and Standards  

Invited speaker, International Women’s Forum, March 17-18, 2025, Amsterdam, Netherlands 

Doctoral Intern, Hong Kong Institute of Monetary and Financial Research, Hong Kong Monetary Authority 

Citi-HKCSS Community Intern Program (nominated, on behalf of all the interns, to present a self-designed thank-you card to Citigroup during the recognition ceremony)