Resistance emulating control is attractive due to the advantages of ease to use and less voltage sensor. However, it is only suitable for rectification mode. This letter presents a simple stabilized negative resistance emulating control for inverter mode, which overcomes the limitation of the conventional resistance emulating control. To stabilize the converter, a stabilizer based on negative inductance emulating is designed. Moreover, the unity power factor is realized by the steady-state inductance emulating technique. Since only the input current information is required, this control scheme is cost-effective and robust. Experimental results verify the effectiveness of the proposed method.