1. Cai, Dapeng and Li, Jie, (2011), “Negative Demand Shocks, Knock-on Effects, and Emergency-type Government Bailouts”, The Manchester School, Forthcoming. (SSCI) （通訊作者）；
2. Huang, Xianhai, Sun, Qunyan, and Li, Jie, (2011), “Optimal Policy Choice and Asymmetric Information in a Mixed Market”, Asia-Pacific Journal of Accounting and Economics, in press. (SSCI) （通訊作者）；
3. Cai, Dapeng. and Li, Jie, (2010), “Quids pro quo and the Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights Protection: A Bargaining Approach”, The Journal of International Trade and Economic Development, in press. (SSCI) （通訊作者）；
4. Cai, Dapeng. and Li, Jie, (2010), “To List or to Merge: Endogenous Choice of Privatization Methods in a Mixed Market”, The Japanese Economic Review, in press. (SSCI) （通訊作者）；
5. Cai, Dapeng, and Li, Jie, (2011), “Mechanism and Impacts of Embezzlement in a Duopolistic Market”, Australian Economic Papers, Vol. 50 (1), p1-11. (SSCI) （通訊作者）；
6. Chen, Tao, Li, Jie, and Cai, Jun, (2008), “Information content of inter-trade time on the Chinese market”, Emerging Markets Review, Vol. 9, No. 3, p174-193. (SSCI)（通訊作者）；
7. Sun, Qunyan, Qiu, Dongxiao, and Li, Jie. (2006) “The Pearl River Delta - A World Workshop”, In Kevin Zhang (ed.) China as a World Workshop, Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group.；
8. Sun, Qunyan, Zhang, Anming, and Li, Jie. (2005) “A Study of Optimal State Shares in Mixed Oligopoly: Implications for SOE Reform and Foreign Competition”, China Economic Review, Vol. 16, No.1. p1-27.（SSCI）；
9. Li, Jie, Qiu, Larry Dongxiao, and Sun, Qunyan. (2003) “Interregional Protection: Implications of Fiscal Decentralization and Trade Liberalization”, China Economic Review, Vol. 14, No. 3, p227-245.（SSCI）；
10. Li, Jie, and Zhang, Anming (2003) “WTO Accession and China’s Domestic Regional Liberalization: A Theoretical Analysis”, Pacific Economic Review, Vol. 8, No. 2, p127-141.（SSCI）。
