【主講】 Robert C. Feenstra,美國加州大學戴維斯分校“布賴恩.卡梅隆”傑出講席教授
【主持】 BETVLCTOR伟德官方网站副院長白重恩教授
【主題】 不完全信息情況下出口與信貸約束
【時間】 2011-4-21(周四)14:30-16:00
【地點】 清華經管學院 偉倫樓409
【語言】 英文
【主辦】 BETVLCTOR伟德官方网站經濟系,國際經濟研究中心
Robert C. Feenstra教授1981年畢業于麻省理工學院,獲經濟學博士學位。1981至1986年任教于哥倫比亞大學。現任加州大學戴維斯分校經濟系“布賴恩.卡梅隆”傑出講座教授,是世界著名國際經濟學家。Feenstra 教授自1992年起擔任美國國民經濟研究局“國際貿易與投資”項目主任。他曾于1995-2001年間擔任《國際經濟學雜志》主編。目前還擔任《美國經濟評論》等經濟學一流雜志的副主編或編委。2007年Feenstra教授因其在國際貿易理論和實證研究上的傑出貢獻被授予“Bernhard Harms Prize”。
Feenstra教授是國際貿易學經典教材《高級國際貿易學:理論與實證》的作者,他與Alan Taylor 教授合作的《國際經濟學》本科教材也為全美各大院校廣泛采用。2008年,Feenstra教授和魏尚進教授合作主編了NBER合輯“China’s Growing Role in World Trade”。
【Speaker】 Professor Robert C. Feenstra, C. Bryan Cameron Distinguished Chair Professor, University of California, Davis
【Host】 Professor Chong-En Bai
【Topic】 Exports and Credit Constraints under Incomplete Information: Theory and Evidence from China
【Time】 14:30-16:00, 2011-4-21, Thursday
【Venue】 Weilun 409, Tsinghua SEM
【Language】English
【Organizer】Department of Economics, and Center for International Economic Research at Tsinghua University
Professor Robert C. Feenstra graduated from MIT in 1981, with a Ph.D. in Economics. He taught at Columbia University from 1981 to 1986, and currently is the C. Bryan Cameron Distinguished Chair Professor at the University of California, Davis. Professor Feenstra is the director of “International Trade and Investment” program of NBER. He was the editor for “Journal of International Economics”, and associate editor for “American Economic Review” and other top journals in economics. Professor Feenstra was the winner of “Bernhard Harms Prize” in 2007 for his significant contributions to theoretical and empirical research in international trade.
Professor Feenstra is the author of “Advanced International Trade: Theory and Evidence”, and “International Economics” (co-authored with Alan Taylor), both of which have been widely adopted in the economics departments of top universities in the world. In 2008,professor Feenstra and professor Wei Shang-Jin co-edited a book “China’s Growing Role in World Trade”.