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Our 5th HenU/INFER Workshop will be held on March 29th and 30th, 2019 (with social program on March 31st).

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Prof. Lawrence Christiano from Northwestern University

Prof. Randall Wright from the University of Wisconsin Madison

Prof. Joshua Aizenman from the University of Southern California

Our 5th HenU/INFER Workshop will be held on March 29th and 30th, 2019 (with social program on March 31st).

Keynote Speakers

Prof. Lawrence Christiano from Northwestern University

Prof. Randall Wright from the University of Wisconsin Madison

Prof. Joshua Aizenman from the University of Southern California

Our 5th HenU/INFER Workshop was held on March 29th and 30th, 2019 (with social program on March 31st).

Keynote Speakers

Prof. Lawrence Christiano from Northwestern University

Prof. Randall Wright from the University of Wisconsin Madison

Prof. Joshua Aizenman from the University of Southern California

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Pinghan Liang (Sun-Yat-Sen University) - Winter Is Coming: Early-life Experiences and Politicians’ Decisions

Date and Time: November 8th, 2019, 3:00 - 5:00 pm

Room: A 101 in the Economics Building (Museum)

Abstract

This paper focuses on the role of local politicians’ early-life experiences in their policy decisions while in office. We take China’s Great Famine (1959–61) as a natural experiment and examine its impact on the fiscal decisions of County Party Secretaries (CPS) who experienced this famine in their early childhood. We construct a data set that matches the biographical information of 2,831 CPS with fiscal data of 1,715 counties during 1993–2007.
Cheryl Long (Xiamen University) - Information Effects of High-Speed Rail: Evidence from Patent Citations and Innovation

Date and Time: September 27th, 2019, 3:00 - 5:00 pm

Room: A 101 in the Economics Building (Museum)

Abstract

Using high speed rail connection information and patent citation data, we find robust patterns linking direct HSR connection with increased patent citations between Chinese cities. Furthermore, HSR connection is shown to slow down the delay in knowledge diffusion over distance. And in turn, increased patent citations help promote innovation. The heterogeneity in the effects of HSR connection is also largely in line with expectations, with industries with higher transportation costs and faster technological upgrading experiencing larger impact of HSR connection.
Huibin Chang (Dongbei University of Finance and Economics (DUFE)) - The welfare effect and the wider impact of regulating low-skilled migration

Date and Time: September 18th, 2019, 3:00 - 5:00 pm

Room: A 101 in the Economics Building (Museum)

Abstract

We examine the general equilibrium and welfare effects of various public policies that either restrict or facilitate migration on migrant workers and local residents. We do so by building a carefully estimated and calibrated computable general equilibrium model and then carrying out policy simulations using Shanghai as an example. Specifically, we use our model to answer whether restricting low-skilled worker in-flow would benefit or hurt local residents of different skill types.

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Pinghan Liang (Sun-Yat-Sen University) - Winter Is Coming: Early-life Experiences and Politicians’ Decisions

Cheryl Long (Xiamen University) - Information Effects of High-Speed Rail: Evidence from Patent Citations and Innovation

Huibin Chang (Dongbei University of Finance and Economics (DUFE)) - The welfare effect and the wider impact of regulating low-skilled migration

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