Chinese Success – A Miracle!?
Thursday, 16. October 2008 | 14:30 Uhr
Thursday, 16. October 2008 | 14:30 Uhr
Speaker
Organisation
Born 1971
Education and Degrees
Aug. 2006 Ph.D., University of Bonn, Germany
Oct.2002 Diplom-Volkswirt (MA), University of Bonn, Germany
Sept.2000 Vordiplom-VWL (BA), University of Bonn, Germany
Oct.1999 – Sept.2002 Studying in University of Bonn, Germany
Jul.1999 DSH by Technical University of Berlin in Zhejiang University
Sept.1998 – Jul.1999 Learning German in Zhejiang University, China
Sept.1993 – Jun.1994 Studying “Internation trade” in Zhejiang University, China
Jul.1993 Bachelor of Economics Science, Zhejiang University, China
Sept.1989 – Jul.1993 Studying in Zhejiang University, China
Non Academic Experience
July.1994 – Aug.1998 Businessman in Zhejiang Animal By-Products Import & Export Co.
Fields of interest
Economic Theory, Growth theory, Political economy, Game theory
Publications
“When will a Dictator be Good?” May 2007, Economic Theory 31(2), pp. 343-366
“Urban-Rural Disparity: the Demand Analysis” forthcoming in the Journal of developing areas
Research in progress
“Education, Income Distribution and Innovation” Bonn Econ Discussion Papers No.11/2004
“Inequality and Growth: a Joint Analysis of Demand and Supply” Bonn Econ Discussion Papers No.06/2006
“Do we need a dictator?” with Marc Schiffbauer. 2007
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