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International Economics Distinguished Lecture Series (Lecture 8) - Asymmetric Effects of FTA Deepening on Value Chain...

Title: Asymmetric Effects of FTA Deepening on Value Chain Structural Power and the Rise Path of the Global SouthSpeaker: Peng Shuijun, Distinguished Professor of Nankai, School of Economics, Xiamen University.Abstract: Against the backdrop of counter-globalization trends and intensified great-power strategic competition, the large-scale conclusion and continuous deepening of free trade agreemen...
2026-05-26
Macroeconomics & Finance Forum (Session 57) - Insurance Effects of Tax-and-Transfer Progressivity

Title: Insurance Effects of Tax-and-Transfer ProgressivitySpeaker: Yunho Cho, Associate Professor, Department of Economics, Sogang University.Abstract: We quantify the insurance effects of tax-and-transfer progressivity. Using household panel data and a semi-structural framework, we are able to distinguish a direct effect of progressivity on income risk from an indirect dampening effect on cons...
2026-05-26
Frontiers in Economic Theory and Policy (Lecture 40) - Dynamic Wage Setting: The Role of Monopsony Power and Adjustme...

Title: Dynamic Wage Setting: The Role of Monopsony Power and Adjustment CostsSpeaker: Mons Chan, Assistant Professor of Economics, Queen's University.Abstract: In this paper we develop and estimate a general framework for identifying wage markdowns, firm/worker productivity and adjustment costs. We show novel facts: markdowns are widening in worker ability, firm size, and firm productivity. Con...
2026-05-26
Industrial Economics Forum (Session 94) - AI and Overall Income Distribution: Unexpected Findings from China

Title: AI and Overall Income Distribution: Unexpected Findings from ChinaSpeaker: Wan Guanghua, Chair Professor, Nankai University.Abstract: Focusing on "AI and overall income distribution", this lecture comprehensively demonstrates the profound impact and empirical findings of artificial intelligence on China’s income distribution pattern. It first explores how to construct district-level AI ...
2026-05-25
Public Economics & Finance Seminar Series (Session 15) - Breaking Barriers or Deepening Divides? Trade Liberalization...

Title: Breaking Barriers or Deepening Divides? Trade Liberalization and Gender Performance Gap in Vietnamese EnterprisesSpeaker: Gong Kaiji, Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.Abstract: How does trade liberalization affect gender gaps in business performance? Combining Vietnamese administrative firm and household data, we document that r...
2026-05-21
International Masters Lecture Series in Economics (Lecture 11) - Economics of AI Safety: Autonomy, R&D, and Optimal I...

Title: Economics of AI Safety: Autonomy, R&D, and Optimal IncentivesSpeaker: Chen Yongmin, Provost Professor of Economics, University of Colorado Boulder.Abstract: Artificial intelligence generates enormous benefits but also creates novel safety risks, including extreme risks for which full liability is infeasible. This talk presents an economic framework in which firms choose AI autonomy and i...
2026-05-21
Frontiers in Economic Theory and Policy (Lecture 39) - Deterrence in Networks

Title: Deterrence in NetworksSpeaker: Bao Zhengyang, Senior Lecturer, Monash University, Australia.Abstract: We propose a deterrence mechanism that utilizes insider information acquired by criminals through customary practices. Under this mechanism, a suspect caught committing a criminal act can nominate a peer who has committed a similar offense, with only the more severe offender facing penal...
2026-05-20
Advanced Economics Seminar Series (Session 365) - Cross-Border Cooperation Among Securities Regulators and Supply Cha...

Title: Cross-Border Cooperation Among Securities Regulators and Supply Chain Collaboration: Evidence from U.S.–Listed Foreign FirmsSpeaker: Jiang Jingjing, Associate Professor, School of Accounting and Finance, Hong Kong Polytechnic University.Abstract: International supply chains are essential for linking global markets but face persistent challenges. While regulatory frameworks are crucial f...
2026-05-20
Finance Seminar Series (Session 49) - Paradigm Reshaping: AI-Assisted Empirical Replication, Text Analysis, and Model...

Title: Paradigm Reshaping: AI-Assisted Empirical Replication, Text Analysis, and Model Fine-Tuning in EconomicsSpeaker: Yang Haisheng, Professor and Doctoral Supervisor, Lingnan College, Sun Yat-sen University.Abstract: Focusing on "economics research in the intelligent era", this lecture comprehensively demonstrates how artificial intelligence deeply empowers the entire process of basic econom...
2026-05-19
Public Economics & Finance Seminar Series (Session 14) - Place-Based Policies and Market Integration in Investment: E...

Title: Place-Based Policies and Market Integration in Investment: Evidence from ChinaSpeaker: Zhu Jiong, Associate Professor, Modern College of Agriculture, Peking University; Research Fellow, China Agricultural Policy Research Center.Abstract: This paper investigates the extent to which place-based policies affect cross-regional flows of private investment. Leveraging the implementation of the...
2026-05-11

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