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Macroeconomics & Finance Forum (Session 54) - D&O Liability Insurance and the Direction of Corporate Innovation: Evid...

Title: D&O Liability Insurance and the Direction of CorporateInnovation: Evidence from AISpeaker: Peter G. Szilagyi, Professor of Finance at EDHEC Business School. He is currently Editor of Elsevier's Journal of International Financial Markets, Institutions & Money. His research has been published in leading academic journals, including Journal of International Business Studies, Journal of Busi...
2026-04-02
Macroeconomics & Finance Forum (Session 53) - Understanding the Evolution of Labor and Marriage Markets from 1968 to ...

Title: Understanding the Evolution of Labor and Marriage Markets from 1968 to 2018Speaker: Shi Zejin, Assistant Professor of the School of Economics and Management, Wuhan University; Doctor of Economics from the University of Arizona, USA. His research fields are labor economics, macroeconomics, and computational economics, focusing on studying the life-cycle decisions of education, marriage, a...
2026-04-02
Academic Lunch Seminar (Session 132) - Trade Policy Uncertainty and Exporter Product Scope

Title: Trade Policy Uncertainty and Exporter Product ScopeSpeaker: Liu Zongyue, PhD Candidate in Economics, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. Research interests include international trade, population migration and spatial economics.Abstract: This study examines how trade policy uncertainty (TPU) shapes exporting firms’ product scope. Using data on Chinese exporters, we show that elevated ...
2026-04-02
Academic Lunch Seminar (Session 131) - Digesting the Size Anomaly of China

Title: Digesting the Size Anomaly of ChinaSpeaker: Gao Jinyao, Associate Professor of the School of Economics, Shandong University. His research interests focus on capital markets, market microstructure, asset pricing, and behavioral finance.Abstract: The size effect is a classic anomaly in asset pricing: over the past few decades, the size effect in the US market has basically disappeared, but...
2025-12-25
Macroeconomics & Finance Forum (Session 52) - Pension Generosity and Fertility: Resolving a Theoretical Paradox with ...

Title: Pension Generosity and Fertility: Resolving a Theoretical Paradox with a New IndexSpeaker: Wang Leran, Assistant Professor and Master's Supervisor of the School of Public Administration, East China Normal University.Research fields: Focus on low fertility and aging, fertility intention, unemployment, labor behavior, and pension fields;Academic achievements: Published research results in ...
2025-12-24
Advanced Economics Seminar Series (Session 361) - Data Privacy Risk

Title: Data Privacy RiskAbstract: Enterprises' increasing dependence on personal data exposes them to a key but hard-to-measure intangible risk—data privacy risk (referring to the risk of financial, operational, and reputational damage faced by enterprises in the collection, storage, use, and other practices of personal data).This study constructs a firm-level "data privacy risk index (DPRisk)...
2025-12-23
Finance Seminar Series (Session 46) - Innovator Mobility and the Information Role of Sell-Side Analysts

Title: Innovator Mobility and the Information Role of Sell-Side AnalystsSpeaker: Feng HongruiPosition: Associate Professor of Finance, Pepperdine University, USA;Research fields: Empirical corporate finance, natural language processing, environmental/social and corporate governance;Academic achievements: Published papers in authoritative financial and accounting journals such as Journal of Bank...
2025-12-19
Xue Muqiao Lecture Series (Lecture 10) - In-Sample Evaluation of Exchange Rate Models: Looking for the "Scapegoat"

Title: In-Sample Evaluation of Exchange Rate Models: Looking for the "Scapegoat"Note: The term "scapegoat" here is a specific concept in the field of exchange rate model evaluation, referring to factors that may be improperly attributed in model evaluation. The lecture will focus on the logic of in-sample evaluation of exchange rate models and the identification of such factors.Speaker: Yin-Won...
2025-12-16
International Economics Distinguished Lecture Series (Lecture 7) - Gains and Losses of Supply Chain Restructuring: A ...

Title: Gains and Losses of Supply Chain Restructuring: A Structural Estimation for the United StatesSpeaker: Luo Changyuan, Professor of the School of Economics and Director of the Institute of World Economy, Fudan University; Leading Talent in Philosophy and Social Sciences of the National Talent Program; Chief Expert of the Major Project of the National Social Science Fund. Currently, he serv...
2025-12-12
Academic Lunch Seminar (Session 130) - External Shocks, Enterprise Supply Chain Networks, and the Unified National Ma...

Title: External Shocks, Enterprise Supply Chain Networks, and the Unified National MarketSpeaker: Meng Shanshan, Assistant Researcher of the School of Economics, Shandong University. She mainly engages in scientific research and teaching in development economics and international economics. Her papers have been published in authoritative journals such as Economic Research Journal and China Econ...
2025-12-11

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