Frontier Developments in Modern Economics and Finance

Author: Tian Guoqiang
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: This book is a collection of papers from the lecture series "Frontier Developments in Modern Economics and Finance," featuring 17 essays by renowned economists from China and abroad. It aims to introduce Chinese readers to recent achievements and cutting-edge developments in important areas of modern economics and finance, as well as to address various theoretical and practical challenges faced by China's economic reforms and economic system transition.
Preface
How to Quantify the Economic Value of Educational Returns
How to Quantify the Economic Value of Environmental Damage or Improvement
Subordinate Bias in Regulation
Collusion, Authorization, and Monitoring under Soft Information
Monetary Economic Theory and Policy
Monetary Transmission Mechanism: Principles and Evidence
Auction Theory
Economic Mechanism Theory: Information Efficiency and Incentive Design
Frontier Research on Contemporary Income Distribution
Theory and Practice of Regulated Economics
Specialization and Network: Super-Marginal Analysis
Literature Review
Theoretical and Empirical Analysis of Privatization (Privatization)
Development and Prospects of Micro-Econometrics
Cross-Section Time Series (Panel Data) Models and Recent Developments
Some Research Questions in Futures Markets
The Flaws of Financial Regulation and the Sequence of Financial Liberalization
Market Inefficiency and Behavioral Finance
Appendix: Introduction to Professor Lin Shaogong's 50 Years of Teaching
Author Biography