Oct 11, 2024

Venue: Room 378, School of Economics and Management at Wuhan University

8:30 –8: 45

Moderator: Cheng Liu

    •Opening Remark II: Prof. Jun Nie, Dean of Economic and Management School, WHU

8:45–8:50

    •Group Photo

8:50–9:00

Moderator: Lijia Wei

    •Adjunct Professor Ceremony: Gergely Horvath and Jingbo Cui

9:00 –9:45

Moderator: Mian Yang

    •Keynote Speech: The Impact of Climate Change on Rural Credit Risks by Junjie Zhang, Professor in Environmental Economics at Duke University and Duke Kunshan University

9:45 –10:30

Moderator: Chunhua Wang

    •Keynote Speech: Does the Cleaner Production Partnership Programme Make Air Cleaner?, By Shihe Fu, Professor in Economics at Wuhan University

10:30 –11:30

    •DKU and WHU Collaboration Discussion

14:00 –17:15 Parallel Session I: Environmental Economics and Development Economics

Venue: Room 378

Moderator: Jingbo Cui from DKU

14:00 –14:45 Paper I: Protected areas can provide net climate benefits without significantly reducing deforestation, by Wumeng He, Assistant Professor in Environmental Economics at DKU

14:45 –15:30 Paper II: New energy investment and economic growth in less developed areas: Evidence from differential on-grid pricing of wind power in China, by Panbing Wan, Assistant Professor in Economics at WHU

15:30 –15:45 Tea Break

Moderator: Mian Yang from WHU

15:45 –16:30 Paper III: Navigating the Clouds: The Impact of Air Pollution on AI Chatbot Conversations, by Lian Xue, Associate Professor in Economics at WHU

16:30 –17:15 Paper IV: Vertical integration, foreclosure, and learning-by-doing: Evidence from the Chinese electric vehicle and power battery industries, Yunyi Hu, AssistantProfessor in Economics, SWUFE

14:00 –17:15 Parallel Session II: Micro Theory and Experimental Economics

Venue: Room 380

Moderator: Lijia Wei from WHU

14:00 –14:45 Paper I: The Fragility of Reputation while Sustaining Cooperation, by Gergely Horvath, Associate Professor of Economics at DKU 

14:45 –15:30 Paper II: Overcoming Medical Overuse with AI Assistance: An Experimental Investigation, by Lijia Wei, Professor of Economics at WHU

15:30 –15:45 Tea Break 

Moderator: Gergely Horvath from DKU

15:45 –16:30 Paper III: Setbacks, Shutdowns and Overruns, by Feifan Zhang, Assistant Professor in Economics, DKU

16:30 –17:15 Paper IV: Self-Enforced Job Matching, by Ziwei Wang, Assistant Professor in Economics at WHU