Ming LI
1455 Boulevard de Maisonneuve Ouest
Department of Economics
Concordia University
Montreal, Quebec, H3G 1M8
Tel: 1-514-848-2424 Ext. 3922
Email: ming.li@concordia.ca
Website: mingliecon.wordpress.com

January 2024_______________________________________________________________________
Employment History
June 2021 to present
June 2009 to May 2021
June 2004 to May 2009

Professor, Department of Economics, Concordia
University.
Associate Professor, Department of Economics,
Concordia University.
Assistant Professor, Department of Economics,
Concordia University.

Affiliation with Research Centers
Research Fellow, CIREQ
Research Fellow, CIRANO
Scientific Committee Member, CIREQ (2012-2015)
Education
Ph.D. in Economics, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2004
M.S. in Economics, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2001
B. Eng. in MIS, Tsinghua University, Beijing, 1997
Fields of Interest
Game theory, economics of information, political economics
Refereed Publications“An experimental investigation of persuasion through selective disclosure of evidence,”
joint with Arianna Degan and Huan Xie, November 2023, 56(4), 1490-1516, Canadian
Journal of Economics.
“On the paradox of mediocracy,” joint with Qiang Fu and Xue Qiao, 2022, 31(2), 492521, Journal of Economics & Management Strategy.
“Persuasion with costly precision,” joint with Arianna Degan, 2021, 72(3): 869908, Economic Theory.
“Optimal majority rule in referenda,” joint with Qingqing Cheng, 2019, 10, 25, Games,
23 pages.

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“Ambiguous persuasion,” with Dorian Beauchêne and Jian Li, January 2019, 179, 312365, Journal of Economic Theory.
Persuasion of a privately informed receiver, joint with Anton Kolotilin, Tymofiy
Mylovanov, and Andriy Zapechelnyuk, November 2017, 85(6), 19491964, Econometrica,.
“Psychologically-based voting with uncertainty,” with Arianna Degan, 2015, 40, 242–
259, European Journal of Political Economy.
“Reputation-concerned policy makers and institutional status quo bias,” with Qiang Fu,
2014, 110, 15-25, Journal of Public Economics.
“Advice from multiple experts: A comparison of simultaneous, sequential, andhierarchical communication,” 2010, 10 (1), 22 pages, The B.E. Journal of Theoretical
Economics (Topics), Article 18.
“A psychologically-based model of voter turnout,” with Dipjyoti Majumdar, 2010,
Journal of Public Economic Theory, 12(5), pages 979-1002, October.
“Information collection in bargaining,” 2009, 38(4), 481-498, International Journal ofGame Theory.
“When mandatory disclosure hurts: Expert advice and conflicting interests,” with Kristof
Madarasz, 2008, 139(1), 47-74, Journal of Economic Theory.
“Two (talking) heads may not be better than one,” 2008, 3(63), 1-8, Economics Bulletin.
Book Chapters“Disclosure of conflicts of interest: Theory and empirics,” joint with Ting Liu, Chapter 7,185-201, in Elgar Companion to Information Economics, edited by Daphne R. Raban andJulia Włodarczyk, 2024, Edward Elgar Publishing.
Non-Refereed Publications
Book review of “The Role of the Policy Advisor: An Insider’s Look,” edited by Nadia
Verrelli, McGill-Queen’s University Press (2008), 2009, Canadian Public Policy, 35(4),December/décembre, pp. 518-519.
Working Papers“Diversification and decentralization: The role of organzational inertia and diversity,” joint
with Hitoshi Sadakane.
“Disclosure of conflicts of interest: Good news or bad news?”, joint with Ting Liu.
“Verifiability and effective persuasion,” joint with Noémie Cabau.
“Strategic communication and group formation,” with Sourav Bhattacharya.

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“Credibility for sale: The effect of disclosure on information acquisition and transmission,”with Tymofiy Mylovanov.
Work in Progress“Competing persuaders.”“Persuasive countersignalling,” with Arianna Degan.
“Middlemen.”“An economic analysis of selling through influencers,” with Yufeng Shao (former graduate
student).
“Market for hipos—job market signalling with an unknown number of applicants,” with
Cesia Edith Valenzuela Velazquez-Berg (former graduate student).
Transfer of knowledge/Media coverage:
Interviewed by Don Pittis (CBC) for “Quebec vote shows it's no longer 'the economy,
stupid',” 2018-10-03, https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/economy-election-quebec1.4846886
Academic Awards
Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation Fellowship (1999-2000)
Tsinghua University Outstanding Student Scholarships (1993-1997)
Visiting Positions
March 2014 to May 2014

Visiting Scholar, National Taiwan University, ResearchInstitute on Humanities and Social Sciences

Research visits
2023
2023
2023
2018
2016
2016
2016
2016
2014
2011
2010
2008
2007

York University (November)
University of International Business and Economics (October-November)
Kyoto University, Institute of Economic Research (May-July)
Kyoto University, Institute of Economic Research (February-April)
Paris School of Economics (May-June)
Academia Sinica (May)
University of Arizona (May)Osaka University, Institute of Social and Economic Research (January-April)
Academia Sinica (February)
University of Pennsylvania (May), University of Pittsburgh (May)
University of Wisconsin-Madison (September-October)
University of Pittsburgh (April), National University of Singapore (July)
University of Bonn (December), Duke University (April)

Conference Organization3

2022 Canadian Public Economics Group Annual Conference (joint with Huan Xie)
2022 Canadian Economic Theory Conference (joint with Dipjyoti Majumdar)
2021- Virtual Seminar Series on Information Economics and Experimental Economics(joint with Huan Xie)
2019 Canadian Economic Theory Conference (May 6-8), Montreal
Program Committee Member
2018 Workshop on the Economics of Strategic Communication and Persuasion(November 16-17), funded by CIRANO, CIREQ, John Deutsch Institute, andMcGill University
Main Organizer
2018 Workshop in memory of Artyom Shneyerov (October 12), Montreal
Coorganizer (with Faye Diamantoudi, Dipjyoti Majumdar, Szilvia Pápai, andHuan Xie)
2017 Workshop on the Economics of Strategic Communication and Persuasion(October 28), funded by CIRANO, CIREQ, and CIRPEE
Main Organizer
2016 Canadian Economic Theory Conference (May 6-8), Montreal
Program Committee Member
2014 CIREQ Economic Theory Conference (November 21-22), Montreal
Theme: Learning in Strategic Situations
Organizer (co-organized with Nicolas Klein, Université de Montréal and CIREQ)
2013 Inaugural CIREQ Economic Theory Conference (October 4-5), Concordia
University, Montreal
Theme: Economics of Communication and Persuasion with Applications to
Political Economics
Organizer (co-organized with Nicolas Klein, Université de Montréal and CIREQ)
2013 Canadian Economic Association Meeting (May 31-June 2), HEC, Montreal
Program Committee Member (in charge of microeconomic theory papers)
2013 Canadian Economic Theory Conference (May 10-12), Concordia University,
Montreal
Organizer (co-organized with Arianna Degan, Université du Québec à Montréal)
Research Grants
Apr. 2023-Mar. 2025

Concordia SEED Grant, “Informational issues in the digital
economy and the digital society: Contributions from an
economic theoretic perspective,” co-applicants: Noémie Cabau(Budapest U. of Tech. and Econ.) and Shahir Safi (New Econ.
School)Sept. 2021-Nov. 2022 Concordia VPRGS Aid to Research-Related Events: $2,000
Sept. 2021-Aug. 2023 Horizons Postdoctoral Fellowship, supervisor of recipient: Dr.
Shahir Safi.
Apr. 2020-Mar. 2025 SSHRC Insight Grant: $155,105, “The economics of strategic
communication and persuasion: Theory, applications, andexperiments,” co-applicants: Arianna Degan (UQAM), Huan Xie(Concordia and CIREQ)
Sept. 2019
SSHRC Travel Grant from Faculty of Arts and Science,
Concordia University ($750)
June 2019-May 2020 Research Grant from Luc Beauregard Centre of Excellence inCommunications Research: $8,000 (interdisciplinary), “Strategic
communication and group formation.”
June 2018-May 2021 SSHRC Insight Development Grant: $54,386, “Motivations andmechanisms in voluntary public goods provision with polarized4June 2016-May 2019Nov. 2012-Nov. 2013
Apr. 2011-Mar. 2014

Apr. 2010-Mar. 2014

Apr. 2007-Mar. 2011
June 2006-June 2007
Jan. 2005- Dec. 2005
July 2004- June 2007

preferences: Theory and experiment,” as co-applicant, Principal
Investigator: Huan Xie (Concordia and CIREQ)
SSHRC Insight Development Grant: $54,580, “Scientificresearch, conflicts of interest, and disclosure policy”; coapplicants: Arianna Degan (UQAM), Huan Xie (Concordia and
CIREQ)
Concordia VPRGS Aid to Research-Related Events: $5,000
FQRSC team grant in formation, “Analyse économique descomportements politiques,” as co-applicant; principal
investigator: Arianna Degan (UQAM), co-applicants: Arnaud
Dellis (Laval), Nicolas Sahuguet (HEC Montreal); $52,800
SSHRC standard research grant, “Tell the truth or not: causes
and consequences of firms’ information sharing with
consumers,” as co-applicant; principal investigator: Chun Qiu(McGill), $75,500.
FQRSC Nouveaux Checheurs grant, “Strategic Information
Transmission: Theory and Applications,” $40,600
Concordia internal research grant, $6,000
Concordia general research fund, “Pros and cons of transparency– a cheap talk approach,” $3,800
Concordia FAS tenure track faculty startup grant, $15,000

Refereeing
American Economic Review, Econometrica, Review of Economics Studies, Journal of
Economic Theory, Theoretical Eocnomics, Journal of Public Economics, RAND Journalof Economics, Games and Economic Behavior, Economic Theory, International Journalof Game Theory, Journal of Public Economic Theory, American Economic JournalEconomic Policy, American Political Science Review, BE Journal of Theoretical
Economics, Bulletin of Economics Research, Canadian Journal of Economics,
Contemporary Economic Policy, Economic Journal, Economics Bulletin, Economics
Letters, European Economic Review, International Economic Review, International
Journal of Industrial Organization, Journal of Economics, Journal of Economics andManagement Strategy, Journal of Economics Behavior and Organization, Journal of
Mathematical Economics, Political Psychology, Public Choice, Quantitativ Economics,
Quarterly Journal of Political Science, Review of Economic Design, Scandinavian
Journal of Economics, Scottish Journal of Political Economy, Taiwan Economic Review,
Theory and Decision

National Science Foundation Grant Proposal
Social Science and Humanities Research Council Insight Grant
FWO (Belgium) Postdoctoral Fellowship Application
Conference Presentations and Invited Talks
2023

Workshop on Industrial Organization and Competition Policy, UIBE, Beijing(October)
European Summer Meeting of Econometric Society, Barcelona (August)Kyoto University (July)

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Nagoya University (July)
University of Tokyo (June)
Communication and Persuasion Workshop, Kobe University (June)
National University of Singapore (March)
Strategic Communication - COLIBRI Focus Workshop, Graz (February)
Erasmus University Rotterdam (February)
Paris Game Theory Seminars (February)
2022

Asian Meeting of Econometric Society—Tokyo (August)International Conference of Game Theory—Stony Brook (July)
Conference for Economic Design—Padua (June, via Zoom)
Canadian Economics Association Annual Meeting—Ottawa (June)

2021

Credence markets and expert markets webinar series (December, via Zoom)
Midwest Economic Theory Meeting—East Lansing (October, presented bycoauthor)Hong Kong Economic Theory Workshop (October, via Zoom)
Japan Communication and Persuasion Workshop (August, via Zoom)
Games 2020 – Budapest (July, via Zoom)
Asian Meeting of Econometric Society Meeting – Kuala Lumpur (June, via
Zoom)
Econometric Society China Meeting – Shanghai (July, via Zoom)

2020

Hong Kong Baptist University (Joint with National Taiwan University) (May, via
Zoom)
Peking University (January)
University of International Business and Economics (January)

2019

Canadian Public Economics Group, Waterloo (October)
Bielefeld University (June)

2018

Workshop in memory of Artyom Shneyerov, Paris-Dauphine (December)
Inner Mongolia University (December)Society for the Advancement of Economic Theory, Academia Sinica (June)
Osaka University (April)National University of Singapore (February)
Kyoto University (February)

2017

Shanghai University of Finance and Economics (December)
Canadian Public Economics Group, Kingston (November)
University of Guelph (October)Tsinghua Behavioral, Experimental, and Theoretical Economics Conference,
Beijing (July)
York Game Theory Symposium (June, invited speaker)
Society for Economics Design, York (June)
Royal Holloway University (May)Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago (April)
McMaster University (March)

2016

Midwest Economic Theory Meeting, West Lafayette (December)
27th Stony Brook Game Theory Conference (July)
Paris School of Economics (June)
Academia Sinica (May)6

University of Arizona (May)Tsinghua University (March)
Southwest University of Finance and Economics (March)
Kyoto University (March)
Osaka University (February)
2015

University of Waterloo (December)
Midwest Economic Theory Meeting, State College (October)11th World Congress of Econometric Society, Montreal (August)Society for the Advancement of Economic Theory, Cambridge (July)
Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago (May)2014

National University of Singapore (November)
National Sun Yat-Sen University (October)North American Summer Meeting of the Econometric Society, Minneapolis(June)
Kyoto University (May)
Hitotsubashi University (May)National Taiwan University (April)
Academia Sinica (February)

2013

Queen’s University (November),Canadian Economic Association-Montreal(May), University of Alberta (March)

2012

Chinese International Conference on Game Theory and Applications – Qingdao(August), National University of Singapore (June), Association of Public
Economic Theory – Taipei (June), Canadian Economic Theory ConferenceToronto (May), Carnegie Mellon University (April), Midwest Political Science
Association-Chicago (April)

2011

Society for Economic Design-Montreal (June), Canadian Economic Theory
Conference-Vancouver (May)2010

Midwest Economic Theory Meetings-Madison (September), University of
Wisconsin-Madison (September), Inaugural Meeting of the Chinese Game
Theory and Experimental Economics Society-Beijing (August), Stony Brook
Workshop in Political Economy (July), Canadian Public Economics GroupQuébec (June)

2009

Canadian Economic Association-Toronto (June), Public Choice Society-Las
Vegas (March)

2008

Université Laval (November), Far Eastern Meeting of Econometric SocietySingapore (July), University of Hong Kong (June), Social Choice and WelfareMontreal (June), Canadian Economic Theory Conference-Vancouver (May),
Midwest Political Science Association-Chicago (April)2007

University of Bonn (December), Université du Québec à Montréal (November),
University of Pittsburgh (October), Far Eastern Meeting of the EconometricSociety-Taipei (July), North American Summer Meeting of the EconometricSociety-Durham (June), Midwest Economic Theory Meeting-Minneapolis(April), Duke University (April), University of Virginia (April)

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2006

University of British Columbia (October), Public Economic Theorists-Hanoi(July), Far Eastern Meeting of Econometric Society-Beijing (July), Asian
General Equilibrium Workshop- Academia Sinica (June), Canadian Economic
Theory Meeting-Toronto (May), Midwest Economic Theory Meeting-East
Lansing (April), University of Wisconsin, Madison (April)

2005

16th Stony Brook Game Theory Conference (July)

2004

McGill University (November), Concordia University (January)

2003

Indiana University-Bloomington (October), Western Economic Association
Meeting-Taipei (July)

Supervision•

Ph.D., Principal advisoro Lévesque, Manuel Michael Lepage (in progress), “Essays in microeconomic
theory” (joint with Szilvia Pápai)o Xie, Siming (in progress), “Friendship networks”
o Pu, Binyan (November 2023), “Essays in Microeconomics”
o Cabau, Noémie (November 2020), “Game theoretical analysis of network
formation and drug pricing” (Committee members: Sidartha Gordon (Cosupervisor), Szilvia Pápai, Françoise Forges, Francis Bloch, and Nicolas
Klein)o Cheng, Qingqing (November 2017), “Essays in information transmission andinstitution design” (Committee members: Effrosyni Dimantoudi, Szilvia
Pápai, Arianna Degan, and Wei Sun)•

MA, Principal advisoro Tiwari, Pramod (Ongoing), “Information disclosure in auctions.”
o Chui, Cynthia (June 2022), “Advertising intensity and market concentration.”o Du, Tianli (Nov. 2021), “An economic analysis of privacy choice on social
media.”o Shao, Yufeng (Nov. 2021), “Economic analysis of selling throughinfluencers.”o Cai, Jiawei (Nov. 2021), “Analysis of the e-sports live broadcast industry—comparing Metcalfe's Law and Zipf's Law.”o Yu, Xinzhuo (June 2021), “A review of online and social media advertisingon privacy.”o Liu, Shang (June 2021), “Essential Role of Intermediary in the Developmentof E-Commerce.”o Kuang, Kaiyi (Nov. 2020), “A study of the ride-hailing industry in China.”
o Gong, Yiqing (June 2020), “Urbanization and environmental pollution: A
case of Guangzhou.”o Lei, Yan (June 2020), “The effects of land transfer on credit constraintof rural households in China.”o Antoine, Samantha (Nov. 2019), “Protect the Innocent: Individual and Group
Behaviour in a Jury.”o Alvarez, Julian (June 2019), “Corruption and efficiency.”o Wang, Meng (Nov. 2018) “Joint liability contracts in microfinance.”o Ayoub, Dimitri (Nov. 2018) “Negative political campaigns.”o Wei, Shanshan (Susan) (June 2018) “Environment and happiness.”

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Saizonou, Chrystelle (June 2018) “Market makers in the government of
Canada bond market.”Yao, Lu (Nov. 2017) “How do I love thee? Let me count: The effects ofperception and gender differences in mate preferences.”
Pan, Boyang (June 2017) “Theory and experiments on voting andinformation.”
Guo, Sibo (Nov. 2016) “Determinants of online contribution to public
goods.”
Velazquez, Cesia (Nov. 2016) “Signalling in labour markets.”
Liu, Wei (Sherry) (June 2016) “Long-term care insurance.”
Li, Kai (2015), “Dynamic pricing of network goods with uncertainty.”
Xu, Lihui (2015), “Education returns on minorities in the US.”Jiao, Jinyu (2014), “A Game Theoretic Analysis of Student Rating of
Teaching Effectiveness.”
Wang, Zhicong (Dinah) (2012), “A Study of the Female-Male Income Gap in
China.”He, Di (2010), “Bundling of Information Goods.”
Wang, Minxuan (2010), “An Economic Analysis of Advertising.”
Zheng, Yan (2010), “Economic Analysis of Real Estate Contracts.”
Xu, Jue (2010), “Economic Growth and Income Inequality: the CanadianCase.”
Chen, Yi (2007), “Determinants of the Development of Private Labels.”Feng, Zhiyu (2007), “An Economic Analysis of the Byrd Amendment.”
Jia, Jia (2007), “Further Explorations of Advertising and Entry Deterrence.”
Li, Yanxin (2007), “An Empirical Application of the Cartel Model andCompetitive Model to OPEC and non-OPEC Countries.”
Niu, Chunlei (2007), “Price Discrimination for Goods with Fixed Delivery
Dates.”
Huang, Li (2005), “Further Analysis about Financial Dependence andInternational Trade.”

Ph.D., Thesis Committee Membero Harb, Fadi (2023), “Essays on International Environmental Agreements.”(Principal Advisor: Effrosyni Diamantoudi)
o Ghouchani, Rouzbeh (2021), “Studies in Mechanism Design.” (Principal
Advisors: Majumdar, Dipjyoti and Pápai, Szilvia)
o Li, Yushen (2021), “Individual Behavior and Strategy in Favor Exchange andOnline Content Contribution.” (Principal Advisors: Xie, Huan and Degan,
Arianna)o Wang, Liang (2021), “Strategy Estimation and Implementation inExperiments.” (Principal Advisor: Xie, Huan)o Syedahmed, Dilek (2021), “Refugee Settlement and Other Matching
Problems with Priority Classes and Reserves: A Market
Design Perspective.” (Principal Advisor: Pápai, Szilvia)o Ayoade, Nickesha (2020), “Theoretical Studies On The Design Of School
Choice Mechanisms.” (Principal Advisor: Pápai, Szilvia)o Sisto, Anika (2020), “Exploring Innovation as a Determinant toInternationalization in Small Knowledge-Intensive Business Services.”(Principal Advisor: Moltz, Rick-JMSB)o Liang, Zhixiang (2019), “Three Essays on Business Group in Emerging
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Stranza, Stefania (2018), “International Environmental Agreements Heterogeneity, Transfers and Issue Linkage.” (Principal Advisor:
Diamantoudi, Effrosyni)
Jiang, Feng (2017), “Government Policy, Trade under Oligopolistic
Competition and Pollution.” (Principal Advisor: Diamantoudi, Effrosyni)
Terekhov, Vitaly (2012), “Three Essays on Investor Protection.” (Principal
Advisor: Diamantoudi, Effrosyni)
Ma, Li (2011), “Generalized Feyman-Kac Transformation and Fukushima’s
Decomposition for Nearly Symmetric Markov Processes.” (Principal
Advisior: Sun, Wei--Mathematics)•

Ph.D., External Examinero Lam, Wing Tung (2017), “Essays on Sorting with Financial Securities,”(Principal Advisor: Wei Li, University of British Columbia)•

MA, Second readero Roghani, Fatemeh (2022), “Evaluating the Decentralized Admission System
in Canadian Universities."
o Shen, Zhengdi (2022), " Efficient Blood Exchange: Multiple-Way Exchange
of Pet Blood Transfusion."o Sainsbury, Chloe (2021), “Cooperation in International Environmental
Agreements and the Role of Trade Sanctions and Transfers - A Game
Theoretical Approach.”o He, Xun (2021), “Willingness to Pay, Willingness to Accept and theEndowment Effect.”o Cao, Jijia (2021), “A Game Theoretic Study of Soccer.”o Kaur, Harsimran (2020), “The Airplane Manufacturing Duopoly: A GameTheoretic Perspective.”o Saad, Benali (2019), “The Environment in the MENA Region.”o Liu, Tao (2018), “A Mixed-Ownership Top Trading Cycles Algorithm forHouse Allocation and Exchange with Indifferences.”o Esmaeilpour Khalili, Elham (2018), “Couples’ Preferences and Stability.”o Yu, Jie (2018), “Deception and Loss Aversion: A Literature Review.”
o Lin, Ruichuang (2017), “Transition from a Decentralized to a Centralized
System in College Admissions in China –Incentives and Stability of theReforms.”o Rahman, Tanjina (2017), “An Empirical Analysis of the Validity ofEnvironmental Kuznets Curve Hypothesis for the Developing Countries.”o Abouelkheir, Hanane (2016), “Improving Matching Outcomes in Child
Adoption.”o Liu, Jie (2015), “Collusion in Auctions.”
o Yu, Cheng (2015), “Economic Incentives in Procurement Auctions.”
o Cheng, You (2015), “The Impact of Public Information on Bidding in
Highway Procurement Auctions.”
o Li, Zhenyu (2015), “Affirmative Action in Highway Procurement Auctions.”o Ogbonna, Jane (2014), “The Impact of Social Media Networks on
Transparency and Economic Growth in Developing Countries.”o Gan, Tian (2013), “Cognitive Limitations and Price Clustering.”o Haider, Zeeshan (2013), “Structural Econometrics of Financial Auctions.”o Meyer, Jennifer (2013), “A Review of the Literature on Auctions with Entry
Cost.”o Mantash, Imad (2013), “Bargaining with Bounded Rationality.”

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Kalan, Jiva (2013), “Polarization and Government Effectiveness: A look into
European coalitions.”
Nguyen, Vinh (2012), “Economics and Psychology: Applications ofHyperbolic Discounting.”
Davalloo, Golnaz (2012), “Public Information Effects in Palm Beach Real
Estate Auctions.”
Mark, Atia (2012), “What causes an individual to become a bully: A possible
explanation for youth delinquency from an economist’s viewpoint.”
Hu, Jing (2007), “The Effect of Negative payoffs in The Prisoner’s Dilemma
Game: an Experimental Test.”
Wang, Xu (2006), “Merger in Oligopoly Markets.”
Joshua, Mark (2005), “Unforeseen Contingencies and Efficient Contracts.”
He, Wenliang (2004), “Discussing the Probability of Bubble Economy in
China by Japanese Development Model.”Liu, Jianqiao (2004), “An Application of the Principal-Agent Model in theCheating Game.”

Teaching
ECON 695J-Topics in Microeconomics (Political Economics) (2024W,2018F, 2016S,
2015F, 2012S)
ECON 613-Graduate Microeconomic Theory II (2022W, 2021W, 2019S, 2018S, 2017W,
2014W, 2013W, 2010W, 2009W, 2007W),
ECON 673-Graduate Industrial Organization (2022F, 2020F, 2008F, 2007F, 2006F,
2005F),ECON 501-Advanced Undergraduate/Diploma Microeconomic Theory (2024W,2022F,
2022W, 2021W, 2020F, 2017W, 2011F, 2010W)
ECON 525-Mathematics for graduate studies in economics (2019F, 2018F, 2017F,
2016F, 2013W, 2012F, 2012W, 2011F, 2010W, 2009F, 2009W, 2008W,
2007F, 2007W, 2006F, 2006W, 2005F, 2005W),
ECON 461-Advanced Undergraduate/Diploma Industrial Organization (2014F, 2014W)
ECON 301-Intermediate Microeconomic Theory (2017F, 2012W, 2009W, 2006W,
2005W, 2004F), past coordinator of the course.

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