Faculty of Business Administration MMI Visiting Scholar Seminar FDI Spillovers: What We Know and What We Don’t Robin Kaiji GONG The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Abstract This paper identifies the causal effect of U.S. multinationals' technology shocks on their subsidiaries' and nearby domestic firms' productivity [...]
Faculty of Business Administration AIM Seminar Proportional inverse Gaussian distribution: A new tool for analyzing continuous proportional data Guo-Liang TIAN Professor of Statistics Department of Statistics and Data Science, Southern University of Science and Technology Abstract Outcomes in the form of rates, fractions, proportions and percentages often appear [...]
Faculty of Business Administration FBE Brown Bag Seminar How do changes in risk and risk aversion affect self-protection with Selden/Kreps–Porteus preferences? Dr. YICK Ho Yin, Martin Assistant Professor in the Department of Finance and Insurance Lingnan University Abstract This paper examines the determinants of optimal effort in an [...]
Faculty of Business Administration AIM Seminar New HSIC-based tests for independence between two stationary multivariate time series Prof. Guochang Wang College of Economics Jinan University, Guangzhou Abstract This paper proposes some novel one-sided omnibus tests for independence between two multivariate stationary time series. These new tests apply the [...]
Faculty of Business Administration AIM Seminar Big Data Analysis and Application in the Age of Internet Prof. Binhui WANG School of Management Jinan University Abstract With the continuous development of Internet, Internet of Things, cloud computing and artificial intelligence, a large amount of data, the mining and application [...]
Faculty of Business Administration FBE Brown Bag Seminar Non-Randomly Sampled Networks: Biases and Corrections Dr. Stanley KO Assistant Professor, Department of Finance and Business Economics, FBA, University of Macau Abstract This paper analyzes statistical issues arising from networks based on non-representative samples of the population. We first characterize [...]
Faculty of Business Administration Visiting Scholar Seminar Great Laws Always Simplify Themselves Prof. Weihong HUANG Associate Professor, Nanyang Technological University Abstract In the history of science, many great and important theoretical contributions are discovered accidentally and exposed with simple form and simple proofs. This talk intends to complement [...]
Faculty of Business Administration Visiting Scholar Seminar State Competition for Corporate Charters and Firm Value: A Theoretical Analysis Prof. Tat-kei LAI Associate Professor of Economics and Quantitative Methods, IESEG School of Management, France Abstract Federalism in the U.S. allows competition among states in the provision corporate laws. This [...]
Faculty of Business Administration Visiting Scholar Seminar Uncertainty and Entrepreneurial Decision-Making in SME Internationalization Wensong Bai Post-doc researcher at Uppsala University, Sweden Abstract We investigate an implicit assumption of recent research on the internationalization of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), which considers that uncertainty leads to the adoption [...]
Faculty of Business Administration Visiting Scholar Seminar Impression Management, Strategy-related Disclosure and Excess Executive Compensation: Evidence from China Dr. Li XIE Lecturer in Accounting and Finance, Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University Abstract In this paper, we investigate whether overpaid executives have an incentive to justify their excess compensation by engaging [...]
