Date | Time | Venue | Speaker | Topic | More Information |
4 June 2025 |
4-5.30pm |
IEB122 |
Dr Haikun Zhan (University of Auckland) |
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30 May 2025 |
4-5.30pm |
IEB231 |
Mr Zhuoran Du (The University of New South Wales) |
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28 May 2025 |
4-5.30pm |
IEB231 |
Dr Timothy Jackson (University of Liverpool) |
Disintermediating Fast and Slow: CBDC and Banks |
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7 May 2025 |
4-5.30pm |
Library-1F MF02 |
Professor Christine Wong (National University of Singapore) |
From Growth Engine to Fiscal Drag: Rethinking China's Local Government Finance |
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30 April 2025 |
4-5.30pm |
NICC |
Dr Meichen Chen (East China University Of Science And Technology) |
Optimal Bundling in Media Streaming Markets |
Click |
23 April 2025 |
4-5.30pm |
IEB132 |
Dr Jindi Zheng (Huazhong University of Science and Technology) |
Delegated Bribery |
Click |
11 April 2025 |
4-5.30pm |
IAMET312 |
Dr Zibin Huang (Shanghai University of Finance and Economics) |
Defensive Innovation: Technological Rivalry and College Major Choice |
Click |
19 March 2025 |
4-5.30pm |
IEB122 |
Dr Yeow Hwee Chua (Nanyang Technological University) |
Do Investors Care about Carbon Offsets? |
Click |
7 March 2025 |
4-5.30pm |
IEB122 |
Professor Yuhong Yang (Tsinghua University) |
Forecast Combination: A Puzzle, Two Directions, and Multi-Level Adaptations |
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5 March 2025 |
1-1.40pm |
IEB122 |
Hongming Zhang (UNNC) |
Does Traditional Bank Benefit from Fintech Acquisitions? Evidence from an Event Study Approach |
Click |
1.40-2.20pm |
Lue Yi (UNNC) |
Family tourism expenditure and subjective Well-being (SWB) in China: based on CFPS data |
26 February 2025 |
1-1.30pm |
IEB122 |
Yuqi Duan (UNNC) |
Tariffs, Trade Shocks, and Firm Dynamics: Theory and Evidence from the U.S.-China Trade Conflict |
Click |
1.30-2pm |
Yuanqing Sun (UNNC) |
Prospect Theory Investors and Stock Market Dynamics Prediction |
19 February 2025 |
4-4.40pm |
IEB123 |
Anru Qian (UNNC) |
Heterogeneous firms, Financial development and Clean innovation |
Click |
4.40-5.20pm |
Zuwei Xie (UNNC) |
Tourists’ preferences for green hotel: A discrete choice experiment with nudge manipulation |
13 January 2025 |
4-5.30pm |
IEB123 |
Dr Tom Lane (Newcastle University) |
The Resilience of Group Cohesion to Economic Inequality |
Click |
19 December 2024 |
4-5.30pm |
IEB231 |
Dr He Nie (Wuhan University) |
Is Consumption Tax Policy Effective at the ZLB? The Asymmetric Role of the Real Cost Channel |
Click |
5 December 2024 |
4-5.30pm |
IEB131 |
Ms Kexin Wang (Singapore Managment University) |
Robust Contracting under Distributional Uncertainty |
Click |
4 December 2024 |
4-5.30pm |
IEB122 |
Dr Yongchuan Qiao (University of Electronic Science and Technology of China) |
The Revelation Principle on Information Networks |
Click |
27 November 2024 |
1-2pm |
IEB122 |
Ms Qianyi Huang (UNNC) |
Quantitative Trade Model with Dynamic Welfare Implications of Protectionist Trade |
Click |
20 November 2024 |
1-2pm |
IEB122 |
Ms Jiangshan Ji (UNNC) |
The Impact of Local Tobacco Control Regulations on Smoking Prevalence and Intensity in China |
Click |
13 November 2024 |
1-2pm |
IEB122 |
Dr Peter Anderson (UNNC) |
U.S. Obesity, Unemployment Uncertainty, and the Welfare State |
Click |
6 November 2024 |
4-5.30pm |
IEB122 |
Dr Xiaoliang Yang (Zhongnan University of Economics and Law) |
Optimizing the Personal Income Tax with Age as a Tag—Insights from the Golden Age |
Click |
30 October 2024 |
1-2pm |
IEB124 |
Mr Yuan Meng (UNNC) |
Monetary Policies, Cross-border Bank Flows, and Systemic Risk Spillover |
Click |
23 October 2024 |
4-5.30pm |
IEB122 |
Dr Wei Lin (Jinan University) |
Family Leave Policies and Gender Inequality in Executive Positions: Evidence from Chinese Listed Firms |
Click |
16 October 2024 |
4-5.30pm |
IAMET 312 |
Mr Xingyu Li (Peking University) |
Prediction Intervals of Panel Data Approach for Programme Evaluation |
Click |
9 October 2024 |
1-2pm |
IEB123 |
Ms Xiaochu Hu (UNNC)
Mr Juncheng Zhang (UNNC)
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Star Inventors: Illuminating the Path of AI Innovation Across Firms
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