TWO NEW FACULTY ASSOCIATES JOIN IEMS
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IEMS welcomes two new Faculty Associates:
Jean Hong
and
Alminas Zaldokas
.
Jean Hong, Assistant Professor of Social Science at HKUST,
earned her PhD from New York University, and is an expert
on comparative political economy, authoritarian regimes, and
East Asian politics.
Alminas Zaldokas, Assistant Professor of Finance at HKUST,
received his PhD from INSEAD, and is an expert on corporate
governance, family firms, innovation, and corporate finance.
He’s also the recipient of a 2015 HKUST IEMS research
grant on the topic of product market response to corporate
governance shocks in India.
Jean Hong
Alminas Zaldokas
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Trade Liberalization, Quality,
and Export Prices
HaichaoFAN,YaoAmberLI,StephenR.YEAPLE
HKUST IEMSWorkingPaperNo.2015-01
January2015
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The Effect of Air Pollution on
Mortality in China: Evidence from
the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games
GuojunHE,MaoyongFAN,MaigengZHOU
HKUST IEMSWorkingPaperNo.2015-03
January2015
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HKUST I EMS i s p roud t o
announc e t he l aunch o f i t s new
Working Paper series, featuring the
latest academic research papers written
by ou r Fa cu l t y As s o c i a t e s and
visiting speakers, covering
a wide range of topics
and disciplines. The series
is registered online with
the Social Science Research
Network (SSRN) and Research
Papers in Economics (RePEc)
databases, increasing the reach
and visibility of the Institute’s
research.
Permanent Income and
Subjective Well-Being
ShuCAI,AlbertPARK
HKUST IEMSWorkingPaperNo.2015-08
February2015
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purposes. The views expressed in these papers are those of the authors
anddonotnecessarily represent theviewsofHKUST IEMS.
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