Professor , Graduate Institute of International Business
Contact Information：
Address:151,Dah－shyue Road , Sanxia ,Taipe County, Taiwan
Phone:886－2－86746259
Email:jhsiao@mail.ntpu.edu.tw

Institution	Degree	Date
Kent State University,Ohio	Ph.D.	1996
Kent State University,Ohio	M.A.	1995
National Chun-Hsing University	B.B.A	1987

1. Professor, Graduate Institute of International Business, National Taipei University, Aug, 2006~persent.
2. Professor, Department of Cooperative Economics, NTPU, Aug, 2003~July,2006.
3. Associate Professor, Department of Cooperative Economics, NTPU, Feb, 2000~July, 2003.
4. Associate Professor, Department of Cooperative Economics, NCHU, Aug.1986~Jan.2000.
5. One of the Taiwan who is who in the 21 century, Citing in Encyclopedia of Taiwan who is who , version of July , 2006.
6. Chief of Graduate Programs section, office of Academic Affairs, NTPU, Aug.2003~Aug. 2004.
7. Dean, General Affairs, NTPU, Sept, 2004~Present.
8. Advisor , Fellow Chartered Financial Practitioner of the Insurance and Financial Practitioners Association of Taiwan（IFPA Taiwan , member of the Asia Pacific Financial Service Association）.
9. Supervisor, Taiwan Security Industry Development Association.
10. Administrator , Cooperative Enterprise Association R.O.C.（Taiwan）.

1. “A Comparative Analysis of the Interrelationship among the Taiwan ,Hong Kong and Mainland China Stock Markets,”Co-authored with Richard Curcio and Christine X.Jiang, Journal of Emerging Markets, No.3, pp 81-98, 1998.
2. “The Price Relationships Among the Hong Kong, Taiwan, and China Stock Markets：An Application of Cointegration Approach,”Co-authored with Hsiang-His Liu, Review of Securities and Futures Markets Vo1.10,No.1, PP 153-185, 1998, (TSSCI)
3. 『Market Economics of Argricuture Cooperative』 ,Cooperative Economics, 62, PP 16-19, 1999.
4. “ Random Walks and Market Efficiency：A Case Study of the Shanghai Security Exchange,”Co-authored with Hsiang-His Liu，International Journal of Business and Strategy，1，pp 37-52，2000.
5. “The Behaviors of Greater China Stock Market Indexes：An Application of Rank-Based Variance Ratio Test,”Co-authored with Hsiang-Hsi Liu, International Journal of Business and Strategy, 2, No.1, PP 59-79, 2001.
6. “Random Walk Hypothesis and Weekday Effect In the Taiwan Futures Markets,”International Journal of Business and Strategy,2,No. 2,PP 71-101,2001.
7. “Stock Indicator Return Volatility and Information Arrival：An Empirical Study of China Equity Market,”Review of Securities and Futures Markets,Vo1. 14, No.4,pp 1-40,2003(TSSCI & Lead-off paper).
8. “The Relationship between Returns and Trading Volume：Preliminary Evidence Concerning Taiwan Index Futures Contracts”,Asia Pacific Management Review,Vo1. 9, No. 3, PP 709-727, 2004,(TSSCI)
9. The impact of tick size change on market performance and investors ordering.—Outsourcing project sponsored by Taiwan Stock Exchange.
10. “The Shanghai Securities Exchange：Tests of Weak-Form Efficiency and Co-integration with the Greater China Stock Markets,”1996 Kent State University outstanding dissertation award and 1998 awarded by National Science Council.

1. Purchase of goods
2. Management of janitors
3. Management of school areas
4. Management of vehicles
5. Cleaning and maintenance of the surroundings
6. Protection team business
7. Services regarding labor/national health insurances
8. Responsible for paying water bills, power bills, phone bills and traffic bills
9. Support of work regarding school celebrations or special activities

1. Monthly payments to faculty and staff.
2. Hourly payments to part-time and full-time teachers.
3. Hourly payments to full-time school guidance counselors.
4. Hourly payments to faculty teaching in the distributive education programs or the school of continuing education.
5. Offers of higher deposit interest rates to both faculty and staff.
6. Business regarding consolidated income tax deductions from salaries.

1. Business regarding the procedure of charging “tuition and miscellaneous fees” from students every semester, from printing, mailing out receipts, to the checkup on received sums of money.
2. Business regarding the refunding of payments to students who are suspended from or drop out of school. (No refund will be made 12 weeks after the semester has begun.)
3. Offers of assistantships/financial aids to graduate students, payments to work- study students; government-sourced subsidies to overseas Chinese students, and subsidies to survivors.

1. Job descriptions: Management of high voltage equipment, air-conditioning, elevators, generators, dormitory heaters, fire-fighting equipment, intercoms, drinking fountains, etc.
2. Plumbing maintenance, repair/maintenance/replacement of wooden furniture, screen windows, doors, windows, desks and chairs.
3. Project budgeting
4. Planning, subcontracting, verifications and approvals of large-scale constructions.