系列讲座
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2019/06/11
AGGREGATE AND DISTRIBUTIONAL IMPACTS OF HOUSING POLICY: CHINA'S EXPERIMENT
EconomicsSeminar( 2019-09)Topic: AGGREGATE AND DISTRIBUTIONAL IMPACTS OF HOUSINGPOLICY: CHINA'S EXPERIMENTSpeaker: Kaiji CHEN,Emory UniversityTime: Tuesday, June 11, 13:30-15:00p.mPlace: Room 217, Guanghua Building2Abstract:What's the role of credit conditions in housing booms and busts and what arethe distributional consequences of housing booms and busts across households of differentcharacte...
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2019/05/28
Information Structure and Price Competition (joint with Mark Armstrong)
Economics Seminar(2019-07)Topic: Information Structure and Price Competition (joint with Mark Armstrong)Speaker: Jidong Zhou,Yale School of ManagementTime: Tuesday,28thMay, 13:30-15:00Location: Room 217, Guanghua Building 2Abstract:This paper studies how product information possessed by consumers (e.g. from product reviews, platform recommendations, etc.) affects competition between firms. We...
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2019/04/16
Firm Growth and Promotion Opportunities
Economics Seminar(2019-05) Topic: Firm Growth and Promotion OpportunitiesSpeaker: Jin Li, the University of Hong KongTime: Tuesday,16thApril, 13:30-15:00Location: Room 217, Guanghua Building 2Abstract:We develop a model in which afirm makes a sequence of productiondecisions and has tomotivate each of its employees to exert effort. Thefirm motivates its employees through incentivepay and promo...
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2019/03/12
中国政府产业引导基金
应用经济学系讲座(2019-04)题 目:中国政府产业引导基金报告人:兰小欢时 间:3月12日,星期二,下午13:30-15:00地 点:成人直播2号楼217教室主讲人简介:兰小欢,美国弗吉尼亚大学经济学博士。现任复旦大学经济学院副教授,中国经济研究中心研究员;上海国际金融与经济研究院研究员;曾任长江经济带产业基金战略与研究总监。主要研究中国的经济发展。欢迎感兴趣的老师与同学参加
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2019/03/05
Belief hedges: applying ambiguity measurements to all events and all ambiguit...
Economics Seminar(2019-03) Topic: Belief hedges: applying ambiguity measurements to all events and all ambiguity modelsSpeaker: Chen Li,Erasmus University Rotterdam (the Netherlands)Time: Tuesday, 5thMarch, 13:30-15:00Location: Room 217, Guanghua Building 2Abstract:When measuring ambiguity attitudes one should control for subjective beliefs, but those are usually not directly observable. He...