Events-Tsinghua University School of Economics and Management-SEM Library

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AI Jing, The University of Hawaii at Manoa: Enterprise Risk Management and Capital Budgeting under Dependent Risks: An Integrated Framework

Dr. AI Jing is the Assistant Professor of Financial Economics and Institutions of Shidler College of Business, The University of Hawaii at Manoa. Dr. AI Jing teaches financial risk management, Insuran...

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JIN Keyu, London School of Economics: Factor Proportions and International Business Cycles

【Speaker】JIN Keyu, Assistant Professor, London School of Economics

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2011 / 12

Second Annual CUHK-Fudan-Tsinghua Conference on Chinese Economy (December 19-20)

【Keynote Speaker】Steve Davis, University of Chicago Booth School of Business

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2011 / 12

Ming-Jer Chen, Darden Graduate School at the University of Virginia: Competitive Dynamics: Themes, Trends, and a Prospective Research Platform

Dr. Chen is known for his pioneering work in competitive dynamics and for his expertise in Chinese-Western business strategy and execution. He has published numerous articles in premier management jou...

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ZHOU Jing, Rice University: Doing Good Work and Getting Published in Top Journals: Reflections as an Editor and Author

【Speaker】ZHOU Jing, Houston Endowment Professor of Management, Director for Asian Management Research and Education, Jesse H. Jones Graduate School of Business, Rice University, President, Internati...

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2011 / 12

Kenneth A. Kim, Renmin University of China: Operating returns and stock returns surrounding corporate bailout announcements: Evidence from around the world

Professor Kenneth A. Kimis the Professor of Finance atSchool of Business,Renmin University of China. ProfessorKenneth A. Kimteaches International finance, corporate finance, futures & options, interna...

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CHEN Bo, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics: Freer Trade and Wage Inequality: Theory and Evidence from China

It is a matter of debate whether freer trade under globalization leads to wage inequality between the skilled and unskilled. With fast growth in trade and quickly enlarged wage gap China is particular...