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Financial Academic Lecture 21--Towards Next-Generation Auditory Information Processing : A Neuromorphic Approach

Topic:Towards Next-Generation Auditory Information Processing:A Neuromorphic ApproachLecturer:Dr.JibinWu is an Assistant Professor in the Department ofComputing,The Hong Kong Polytechnic University.His research interests include brain - inspired artificial intelligence neuromorphic computing,computational audition,speechprocessing,and machine learning.His primary dedication lies in unraveling t...
2024-04-09
Macroeconomics and Finance Forum No.24--Cleaner Water, Higher Housing Prices ,and Severer Inequality: Evidence from C...

Topic:Cleaner Water,Higher Housing Prices,and Severer Inequality:Evidence from ChinaLecturer: Run GeRun Geis a newly appointed researcher at the School of Public Economics and Management,Shanghai University of Finance and Economics.He is the deputy head of the Department of Social Security and Social Policy.He received his Ph.D.from School of Economics and Management,Tsinghua University.Her res...
2024-04-09
Macroeconomics and Finance Forum No.23--Hospital response to discontinuity in prices of pediatric services :Evidence ...

Topic:Hospital response to discontinuity in prices of pediatricservices:Evidence from ChinaLecturer: Jialin HuangAs the lecturer of Department of Risk Management and Insurance,School of Insurance,University of International Business and Economics,Ph.D.andpostdoc,National School of Development,Peking University.Her research interests cover health economics and medical insurance.Her research resu...
2024-04-09
Frontiers of economic theory and policy NO.9——Returns to Scale, Productivity, and Markup: Revisit the Export Premiu...

Topic:Returns to Scale,Productivity,and Markup:Revisit the Export PremiumAbstract:The productivity effect of exports has been the foundation for many trade-related policies.However empirical studies usually find a mixed effect.We show that increasing returns to scale and markup are two important sources of gains from exports,in addition to the productivity effect.Because output prices are typic...
2024-04-09
Frontiers of economic theory and policy NO.8---A Belief-based Approach to Sibling Rivalry

Topic:A Belief-based Approach to Sibling RivalryAbstract:We revisit Becker's sibling rivalry problem from a belief-based approach.Consider a family with n siblings.Each sibling is concerned about the parents'affection.The parents aim to reassure each of their children and address any potential feelings of jealousy or rivalry among the siblings.We ask for any profile of siblings’posterior belie...
2024-04-09
SDU Public Economics and Finance Seminar No.4

Topic:Geographic Variation and Outcomes of the Centralized Volume-based Procurement and the Explanatory FactorsAbstract:China has implemented the centralized volume-basedprocurement of pharmaceutical drugs since late 2018.One of the key innovations is the guaranteed volume (as a share of projected demand by each province) for pharmaceutical firms,which can incentivize firms to lower prices to g...
2024-04-09
Innovation and Endogenous Knowledge Network Dynamics

Abstract：We study innovation and endogenous knowledge-network evolution in a general-equilibrium framework with heterogeneous firms and long-run growth.The empirical examination uses patent-citation data to track the formation of new links in the knowledge network across technological categories.We find that these new links are formed infrequently and tend to connect high-quality innovations a...
2024-04-09
Frontiers of economic theory and policy NO.7

Topic:Assessing Heterogeneity of Treatment Effects.Abstract:Treatment effect heterogeneity is of major interest ineconomics,but its assessment is often hindered by the fundamental lack of identification of the individual treatment effects.For example,we may want to assess the effect of insurance on the health of otherwise unhealthy individuals,but it is infeasible to insure only the unhealthy,a...
2024-04-09
SDU Public Economics and Finance Seminar No.3

Topic :Spatial sorting and university locationAbstract:The economics literature extensively explores the spatial sorting of college and non-college workers into different UScities.While cross-city differences in productivity,localamenities and housing prices have been recognized as primary drivers,this paper delves into the significance of the geographic location of universities in shaping the ...
2024-04-09
Youth League Academic Luncheon 105：Can Virtual Bargaining explain coordination in team production when efforts exhib...

Topic:Can Virtual Bargaining explain coordination in team production when efforts exhibit strategic complementarity?Introduction of theL ecturer:NaZuo,the assistant researcher at the School of Economics,Shandong University.She received her PhD from the University of Tennessee,Knoxville,USA.He rresearch fields include microeconomics,game theory and behavioral economics.Abstract:Standard non-coop...
2024-04-09

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