Data, Method, and Emerging Markets Economic Research
One key goal in social science research is causal mechanism identification, which typically requires reliable data to model real-world social and economic dynamics accurately. However, datasets from emerging markets often contain significant flaws that hinder this objective. Developing unique research designs to leverage these flawed datasets has become an essential skill for scholars in this field. In this lecture series, our speaker will share his research experience, demonstrating how to creatively use flawed datasets to gain theoretical insights into emerging market economies, particularly in contexts where resource allocation processes are characterized by high levels of information asymmetry and moral hazards.
讲师
王砚波
日期
2024年12月17日 至 23日
位置
| Weekday | Time | Venue | Online | ID | Password |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 周一,周二,周五 | 09:30 - 12:00 | A3-2-303 | ZOOM 12 | 815 762 8413 | BIMSA |
听众
Undergraduate
, Advanced Undergraduate
, Graduate
, 博士后
, Researcher
视频公开
不公开
笔记公开
不公开
语言
中文
讲师介绍
Yanbo Wang is an Associate Professor of Strategy and Innovation at the University of Hong Kong. His research focuses on technology-based entrepreneurship and the production, diffusion, and commercialization of scientific knowledge. Currently, his projects investigate the changing sources of competition for Chinese firms and the impact of geopolitical tensions on US-China scientific collaboration. Professor Wang serves as a Senior Editor at Organization Science and has been a member of the editorial boards for Administrative Science Quarterly, Strategic Management Journal, and Research Policy. His work has been published in leading strategy journals and in Science.
He holds a Ph.D. from MIT Sloan and an LLB from Peking University. Prior to his tenure at the University of Hong Kong, he was a faculty member at Boston University, Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business, and the National University of Singapore. Currently, Professor Wang is the Deputy Director of the HKU Research Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship and the Coordinator for the PhD Program in Management and Strategy.