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Finance Seminar Series (Session 43) - The State Transition Hypothesis of Economic Growth

Title: The State Transition Hypothesis of Economic GrowthSpeaker: Fang Yi, Deputy Director, Professor, and Doctoral Supervisor of the Center for Quantitative Economics, Jilin University; also serves as a Member of the Financial Economics Professional Committee of the Chinese Economics Annual Conference, Director of the Chinese Systems Engineering Society, and Director of the Financial Systems E...
2025-11-26
Macroeconomics & Finance Forum (Session 50) - BKK Meets Romer: International Business Cycles in the Knowledge Economy

Title: BKK Meets Romer: International Business Cycles in the Knowledge EconomySpeaker: He Chengyuan, Assistant Professor of the Department of International Economics and Trade and Cho Shih-chun Economic Research Institute, School of Economics, Xiamen University. He obtained a doctoral degree from the University of Rochester, USA. His research fields are international macroeconomics and internat...
2025-11-24
Academic Lunch Seminar (Session 129) - Writing a New Chapter of Chinese-Style Modernization on the New Journey: Inter...

Title: Writing a New Chapter of Chinese-Style Modernization on the New Journey: Interpretation of the Spirit of the Fourth Plenary Session of the 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of ChinaSpeaker: Zhu Penghua, Associate Researcher of the School of Economics, Shandong University. He mainly engages in scientific research and teaching in political economy. He has published monographs s...
2025-11-13
Macroeconomics & Finance Forum (Session 49) - Location, Location, Location: How Favorable Industry Shocks Can Be Bad ...

Title: Location, Location, Location: How Favorable Industry Shocks Can Be Bad for YouAbstract: The traditional view holds that regions more exposed to favorable industry shocks should have better labor market outcomes. This study challenges this view using data from inland China during its accession to the WTO. Contrary to expectations, greater exposure to positive shocks reduces industry emplo...
2025-11-11
Macroeconomics & Finance Forum (Session 48) - Combining Structural Models with RCTs

Title: Combining Structural Models with RCTsAbstract: This lecture synthesizes Prof. Pantano's research work that combines Randomized Controlled Trials (RCTs) and structural models. The lecture will introduce six papers and ongoing research by Prof. Pantano, emphasizing the synergy between RCTs and structural models.Speaker: Prof. Juan Pantano, Professor of Economics at the Business School, The...
2025-11-05
Frontiers in Economic Theory and Policy (Lecture 35) - IV with Anticipation

Title: IV with AnticipationAbstract: This lecture synthesizes Prof. Pantano's research work. He collaborated with Prof. Ichimura to propose a new causal inference framework that uses instrumental variables for analysis when individuals are forward-looking.Speaker: Prof. Juan Pantano, Professor of Economics at the Business School, The University of Hong Kong. Before moving to Hong Kong, Prof. Pa...
2025-11-04
Industrial Economics Forum (Session 93) - The "Broadband China" Strategy, Total Factor Productivity and Resource Allo...

Title: The "Broadband China" Strategy, Total Factor Productivity and Resource Allocation Efficiency: From the Perspective of Industrial LinkagesAbstract: The construction of digital infrastructure, especially the popularization of broadband networks, has become the core driving force for China to promote industrial upgrading and achieve high-quality development in the era of digital economy. To...
2025-10-31
Macroeconomics and Finance Forum (Session 47) - Information Treatments, Hypotheticals, and Event Studies: Comparative...

Title: Information Treatments, Hypotheticals, and Event Studies: Comparative EstimatesSpeaker: Kuang Pei, Associate Professor of Macroeconomics, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Macau; Ph.D. in Economics, Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany. His research direction is macro-finance and monetary economics, focusing on empirical and theoretical analysis of imperfect knowledge of macroeco...
2025-10-27
Macroeconomics and Finance Forum (Session 46) - Tariffs and Monetary-Fiscal Interactions with Low Interest Rates

Title: Tariffs and Monetary-Fiscal Interactions with Low Interest RatesSpeaker: Su Dongling, Associate Professor, School of Business, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics; Researcher, Shanghai Institute of International Finance and Economics; Ph.D. in Economics, Boston University, USA. He has received funding from the Shanghai Pujiang Talent Program and the Shanghai Baiyunlan Talent Pro...
2025-10-27
Advanced Economics Seminar Series (Session 339) - Managing Information Production in Teams

Title: Managing Information Production in TeamsSpeaker: Li Fei, Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Pennsylvania; Professor of Economics at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Associate Editor of RAND Journal of Economics. His research fields include applied microeconomic theory and industrial organization, with recent interests in information design, intermediary theory, and...
2025-10-27

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