刘安国　　
教授　　
　　2002年毕业于北京大学区域经济学专业，获经济学博士学位。2006年8月至2007年8月受国家留学基金委派遣在意大利罗马大学（Università degli StudidiRoma“TorVergata”）从事关于城市化、经济增长和经济计量方法的博士后研究，主要研究领域为区域经济学、区域经济增长、城市与区域发展管理。
　　2003年1月至2018年5月在北京化工大学经济管理学院从事教学与科研工作，2003年底任副教授，自2009年开始担任教授至今。长期承担《微观经济学》本科教学和《高级经济学》研究生教学。2018年5月调入首都经济贸易大学，在城市经济与公共管理学院区域经济系从事教学与科研工作。
　　在区域经济学研究领域紧跟国际前沿，是国内较早跟踪研究新经济地理学理论前沿的之一，多年来的研究工作紧紧围绕以“大国、开放、多区域”为特征的中国区域发展问题展开，尤以理论建模探索见长。2002年提出和建立开放条件下投资与就业转移的路径依赖模型，是为从新经济地理学视角揭示中国产业区域集聚演进机制的国内较早尝试之一。在罗马大学从事博士后研究期间，建立城市化和区域增长过程中人力资本与基础设施投资的动力学模型，导出人力资本跨时转移条件以方便地分析经济演化的过渡动力学行为。近年来尝试向新经济地理学模型引入环境外部性，为“大国、开放、多区域”条件下的区域经济协调发展建模，研究竞争政策（尤其是税制竞争）、环境政策、要素流动对产业积聚和区域发展的影响，为在扩展的新经济地理学框架下整合研究空间一体化和区域协调发展做出了创新性的探索。在《数量经济技术经济研究》、《经济评论》、《中国环境科学》等刊物上发表论文30余篇，出版译著 10部。
Liu Anguo
Professor
Liu Anguo, professor of economics, graduated as doctor of economics in 2002 from Peking University. He carried out his postdoctoral research on urbanization, economic growth and method in econometric study in Università degli StudidiRoma“TorVergata”from Aug., 2006 to Aug., 2007. His interest is focused on regional economics, regional economic growth and management of urban and regional development.
He works as associate professor from 2003 to 2009 and as professor from 2009 to 2018 and teaches courses of microeconomics and advanced macroeconomics in School of Economics and Management, Beijing University of Chemical Technology. In May 2018, he became a faculty member of School of Urban Economics and Public Administration, Capital University of Economics and Business.
He developed an interest in regional economics at the end of 1990s and was among scholars who took an early attempt in theoretical exploration from perspective of new economic geography in China. In 2002 he built up a path-dependent model of investment and employment flow in the process of integration to reveal the mechanism of industrial agglomeration in China. By introducing public expenditure into a model of urbanization and endogenous growth, he endogenized the allocation of public expenditure between human capital accumulation and investment in infrastructure. In recent years, by introducing environmental externality into models of new economic geography, he starts his new attempt in modeling for harmonized regional development under background of “large nation, multi-region and economic opening” which probes into impacts of competition policy (especially in tax competition), environmental policy, factor mobility, etc. on industrial agglomeration and regional development.