Workshop on Economics No. 89 – Asset Prices and Capital Investment – A Panel Stochastic Frontier Approach. Delivered by Prof. Hung-Jen Wang, Department of Economics, National Taiwan University, Taiwan. Further information, please click here.

Workshop on Economics No. 88 – Patterns and Determinants of Export Survival in Chinese Manufacturing Sector. Delivered by Prof. Wu Yanrui, Economics Program, UWA Business School, Unversity of Western Australia, Australia. Further information, please click here.

Workshop on Economics No. 87 – Development Patterns in China and India: A Perspective with CES Production Function. Delivered by Prof. Wang Yong, Department of Economics and Finance, City Unversity, Hong Kong. Further information, please click here.

Workshop on Economics No. 83 – Optimal Taxation III. Delivered by Prof. Sir James Mirrlees. 1996 Nobel Laureate in Economics, Distinguished Professor of Economics, University of Macau. Further information, please click here.

Workshop on Economics No. 82 – Optimal Taxation II. Delivered by Prof. Sir James Mirrlees. 1996 Nobel Laureate in Economics, Distinguished Professor of Economics, University of Macau. Further information, please click here.

Workshop on Economics No. 81 – Optimal Taxation I. Delivered by Prof. Sir James Mirrlees. 1996 Nobel Laureate in Economics, Distinguished Professor of Economics, University of Macau. Further information, please click here.

Workshop on Economics No. 80 – Housing Investment: What makes it so volatile? Theory and Evidence from OECD countries. Delivered by Quoc Hung NGUYEN. Department of Economics, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada. Further information, please click here.

Workshop on Economics No. 79 – Forward-Looking U.S. Inflation Dynamics: Industry-Level Panel Data Evidence. Delivered by Shih-Wei CHAO. Department of Economics, University of California, Davis, USA. Further information, please click here.

Workshop on Economics No. 78 – Financial Liberalization and Financing Constraints: Some Evidence from Panel Data of Chinese Firms. Delivered by Vinh DANG. Department of Economics, Saint Mary’s University, Halifax, NS, Canada. Further information, please click here.

Workshop on Economics No. 77 – Corruption, Foreign Aid and Welfare to Poor. Delivered by Professor Bhazat R. Hazari. City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China. Further information, please click here.

Workshop on Economics No. 76 – Estimating How Transport Infrastructure Saves Inventory: Firm-level Evidence from China. Delivered by Zhigang LI, School of Economics and Finance, University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China. Further information, please click here.