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Xue Muqiao Distinguished Lecture Series (Lecture 2) –New Trends of the Belt and Road Initiative and the Role of Cent...

Title: New Trends of the Belt and Road Initiative and the Role of Central AsiaOrganizer: School of Economics, Shandong UniversitySpeaker: Djoomart Otorbaev, Senior Research Fellow at the Institute for SCO Studies of SDU, Distinguished Professor at Beijing Normal University’s Belt and Road School, Senior Research Fellow at RDCY of Renmin University. Former Prime Minister of Kyrgyzstan; Ph.D. in...
2024-12-20
Academic Lunch Seminar (Session 117) - Interregional Market Segmentation and Firms’ Multi-location Supply Chain Cons...

Title: Interregional Market Segmentation and Firms’ Multi-location Supply Chain ConstructionSpeaker: Qiu Shanyun, Postdoctoral Researcher, School of Economics, Shandong University. Research: supply-chain relationships, corporate finance, corporate governance.Abstract: Using matched samples of listed firms and their main suppliers across Chinese provinces, the study shows that stronger inter-pr...
2024-12-12
Finance Seminar Series (Session 33) - Time for a Change of Scenery: Loan Conditions When Firms Switch Bank Branches

Title: Time for a Change of Scenery: Loan Conditions When Firms Switch Bank BranchesSpeaker: Qi Shusen, Associate Professor, Department of Finance, School of Management, Xiamen University (also CEPR researcher; Editorial Board member of International Review of Economics & Finance).Abstract: Using corporate loan data from a large Chinese commercial bank (2010–2020), switching firms initially re...
2024-12-11
Public Economics & Finance Lecture Series (Session 11) - Personal Bankruptcy Law and Innovation Around the World

Title: Personal Bankruptcy Law and Innovation Around the WorldSpeaker: Rong Zhao, Professor, Wenlan College, Zhongnan University of Economics and Law. Research: firm innovation, corporate finance, population mobility; published widely in domestic & international journals.Abstract: Because limited liability shields entrepreneurs’ personal assets, creditors sometimes require personal collateral ...
2024-12-07
Macroeconomics & Finance Forum (Session 35) - The Fund Flows and Performance of Cryptocurrency Funds

Title: The Fund Flows and Performance of Cryptocurrency FundsSpeaker: Xu Jingrui, Assistant Professor, University of Macau; Ph.D., UNSW. Research: fund flows/performance, asset pricing; current interest: cryptocurrency funds.Abstract: Mainstream market shocks drive resources into cryptocurrency funds — improving manager capability but increasing competition and hurting future performance. The ...
2024-12-05
Academic Lunch Seminar (Session 116) – Investor Sentiment and the Prospect Theory Effect

Title: Investor Sentiment and the Prospect Theory EffectSpeaker: Han Jing, Postdoctoral Researcher, School of Economics, Shandong University. Research fields: behavioral finance and empirical asset pricing; reviewer for Pacific-Basin Finance Journal, Managerial Finance, etc.Abstract: Under prospect theory (probability weighting, loss aversion, value curvature), the value function is negatively ...
2024-12-05
Frontiers in Economic Theory and Policy (Lecture 21) - Designing Interim Deadlines for Time-Inconsistent Agents

Title: Designing Interim Deadlines for Time-Inconsistent AgentsSpeaker: Gao Buqu, Assistant Professor, School of Economics and Trade, Hunan University; Ph.D. Boston University. Research fields: industrial organization, behavioral economics, applied micro theory. (Selected publications include Management Science.)Abstract: In many tasks people face productivity shocks and procrastination (time-i...
2024-11-28
Academic Lunch Seminar (Session 115) - Chip Supply Cuts and the US–China AI Innovation Race: Theory and Policy Analy...

Title: Chip Supply Cuts and the US–China AI Innovation Race: Theory and Policy AnalysisSpeaker: Sun Rui, Assistant Researcher, School of Economics, Shandong University; Ph.D., Fudan University. Research fields: industrial organization and innovation economics.Abstract: Artificial intelligence is a strategic frontier technology and a focal point of US–China competition. Under the real-world ba...
2024-11-21
Frontiers in Economic Theory and Policy (Lecture 22) - What Drives the Decline in Female Labor Supply in Urban China?

Title: What Drives the Decline in Female Labor Supply in Urban China?Speaker: Qian Pengzhan, Research Fellow at IZA and Royal Holloway College, University of London; Ph.D. Queen Mary University of London. Research areas: macroeconomics, labor and development economics.Abstract: Urban China’s female labor force participation fell by 10 percentage points from 1989 to 2009. A life-cycle model sho...
2024-10-25

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