Seminar on Spatial Political EconomyShanghai Institute for National Economy 2017-12-01Seminar on Spatial Political Economy Time: Dec 15, 2017, Friday, 08:30-18:00 Venue: 317 Zhongyuan Building Host: Lu Ming, Professor from Department of Economics, ACEM Xi Xican, Assistant Professor from China Centre for Economics Studies, Fudan University Agenda: 08:30-09:00 Opening speech 'The Problem of the Chinese Economy is Spatial Misallocation' by Lu Ming 09:00-09:25 Urban Scale, Demographic Structure and Diversification of Non-tradable Goods: Based on Data Analysis of Dianping by Li Bing from Central University of Finance and Economics 09:25-09:50 The Myth of Low Mark-on Percentage in Big Cities: Agglomerative Effect and Competitive Effect by Zhao Ruili from Fudan University 09:50-10:20 Q&A 10:20-10:30 Tea Break 10:30-10:55 Efficiency Difference, Moving Cost and Regional Income Gap by Pi Yabin from Jinan University 10:55-11:20 Does Knowledge-intensive Service Industry Lead to Urban Stratification? Analysis and Emprical Evidence on Heterogeneity and Matching Perspective by Zhao Ting from Zhejiang University 11:20-11:45 Matching Effect and Economic Growth in Chinese Cities: A Spatial Economic Explanation by Deng Zhongliang from Renmin University 11:45-12:30 Q&A 12:30-13:30 Lunch 13:30-13:55 Fiscal Fragmentation and the Spatial Distribution of Crime Rates in the United States by Lei Jinghua from Renmin University 13:55-14:20 Entrepreneurship and Industrial Clusters: Evidence from China Industrial Census by Wu Yiyun from Zhejiang University 14:20-14:45 Government Efficiency, City Scale and Urban Productivity by Wang Jia from Yangzhou University 14:45-15:30 Q&A 15:30-15:40 Tea Break 15:40-16:05 Land Misallocation, Mortgage Effect and Loss on Productivity: Estimation Based on Corporate Data by Chen Xiaoguang from University of Western Australia 16:05-16:30 Financing by Selling Land, Local Debts and Leverage: Analysis on Land Mortgage on Local Financing Platforms by Zhang Li from Sun Yat-sen University 16:30-16:55 Spatial Optimising in Regional Development, Reducing Lands for Construction and Cross-regional Trade of Land Development Rights: Using Shanghai as an Example by Tang Maogang from Tongji University 16:55-17:40 Q&A 17:40-18:00 Concluding Remarks Tags:business school Shanghai,mba programs in China |