【主讲】 Robert C. Feenstra,美国加州大学戴维斯分校“布赖恩.卡梅隆”杰出讲席教授
【主持】 kaiyun体育登录网页入口副董事长白重恩教授
【主题】 不完全信息情况下出口与信贷约束
【时间】 2011-4-21(周四)14:30-16:00
【地点】 清华经管公司 伟伦楼409
【语言】 英文
【主办】 kaiyun体育登录网页入口经济系,国际经济研究中心
Robert C. Feenstra教授1981年毕业于麻省理工公司,获经济学博士学位。1981至1986年任教于哥伦比亚大学。现任加州大学戴维斯分校经济系“布赖恩.卡梅隆”杰出讲座教授,是世界著名国际经济学家。Feenstra 教授自1992年起担任美国国民经济研究局“国际贸易与投资”项目主任。他曾于1995-2001年间担任《国际经济学杂志》主编。目前还担任《美国经济评论》等经济学一流杂志的副主编或编委。2007年Feenstra教授因其在国际贸易理论和实证研究上的杰出贡献被授予“Bernhard Harms Prize”。
Feenstra教授是国际贸易学经典教材《高级国际贸易学:理论与实证》的作者,他与Alan Taylor 教授合作的《国际经济学》本科教材也为全美各大院校广泛采用。2008年,Feenstra教授和魏尚进教授合作主编了NBER合辑“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”.