Events-Tsinghua University School of Economics and Management-SEM Library

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2013 / 05

Jiang huohua, Professor Guanghua School of Management, Peking University: Expected Inflation and Firms’ Inventory Adjustment

【Speaker】Jiang huohua, ProfessorGuanghua School of Management, Peking University 【Topic】Expected Inflation and Firms’ Inventory Adjustment 【Location】Room 335, Weilun Building, Tsinghua SEM 【H...

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2013 / 04

Dan Liu, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics: international trade,firm training and wage inequality

Abstract: Training has been widely documented as an important way to increase labor productivity in the labor economic literature. This paper incorporates firm-specific training into a recent framewor...

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2013 / 04

Charles Angelucci, Harvard University: Violence, Trade, and Institutions, with an Application to Medieval Chartered Towns

【Speaker】Charles Angelucci, Postdoctoral Fellow, Dept. of Economics, Harvard University 【Topic】 Violence, Trade, and Institutions, with an Application to Medieval Chartered Towns 【Location】Room...

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2013 / 04

Dr. WU Xueyuan, Department of Economics, The University of Melbourne, Australia: On a Discrete-Time Two Level NCD Risk Model

This report proposes a discrete-time NCD risk model that incorporates the well-known No Claim Discount (NCD) system in general insurance industry. Under the system, the level of premium that the insur...

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2013 / 04

Neil Bhattacharya , School of Accountancy , Singapore Management University: R&D Reporting Rule and Firm Efficiency

【Speaker】Neil Bhattacharya , School of Accountancy , Singapore Management University

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2013 / 04

Jennifer Brown, Associate Professor of Management and Strategy, Northwestern University: Boarding a Sinking Ship?— An Investigation of Job Applications to Distressed Firms

【Speaker】Jennifer Brown, Associate Professor of Management and Strategy, Northwestern University 【Topic】 Boarding a Sinking Ship?— An Investigation of Job Applications to Distressed Firms 【Loca...

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2013 / 04

Ting Li, Assistant professor at Rotterdam School of Management (RSM), Erasmus University, Netherland: Leveraging Public Sentiment to Beat the Market: An Empirical Study of Twitter Information and Stock Market Performance

【Abstract】This paper examines whether Twitter messages are related to stock market performance, which metric of Twitter has the strongest relationship, and whether one can use them to make better in...