NATIONAL BUREAU OF ECONOMIC RESEARCH
NATIONAL BUREAU OF ECONOMIC RESEARCH | |
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|Conference on the Chinese Economy |
|Shang-Jin Wei, Organizer |
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|September 30, 2005 |
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|NBER |
|1050 Massachusetts Avenue |
|Cambridge, Massachusetts |
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|PRELIMINARY PROGRAM |
|THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29: |
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|7:00 & 7:30 pm |Reception & Group Dinner, Cambridge Marriott Hotel, 2 Cambridge Center, (Broadway & 3rd Street) Cambridge, |
| |Massachusetts 02142 |
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| |Dinner Speaker: |
| |KRISTIN FORBES, MIT and NBER |
| |(Member of the President’s Council of EconomicAdvisers, 2003-2005) |
| |The China Question in US Policy Discussions |
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|FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30: |
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|7:30 a.m. |Shuttle van from the Cambridge Marriott to 1050 Massachusetts Avenue |
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|7:45 am |Continental Breakfast |
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|8:15 am |Opening Remarks: |
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|8:30 am |XUEPENG LIU and JAN ONDRICH, Syracuse University |
| |MARY LOVELY, Syracuse University and NBER |
| |How Much Do Low Wages Matter for Foreign Investment? The Case of China |
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| |Discussant: LEE BRANSTETTER, Columbia University and NBER |
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|9:20 am |NANCY QIAN, Brown University |
| |Missing Women and the Price of Tea in China: The Effect of Sex-Specific Earnings on Sex Imbalance |
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| |Discussant: JOHN GILES, Michigan State University |
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|10:10 am |Coffee Break |
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|10:40 am |HONGBIN CAI, UC, Los Angeles |
| |HANMING FANG, Yale University |
| |COLIN XU, World Bank |
| |Eat, Drink, Firms and Governments: An Investigation of Corruption from Entertainment and Travel Costs of Chinese |
| |Firms |
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| |Discussant: THOMAS RAWSKI, University of Pittsburgh |
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|11:30 am |RAYMOND FISMAN, Columbia Univesity and NBER |
| |PETER MOUSTAKERSKI, Booz Allen Hamilton |
| |SHANG-JIN WEI, IMF and NBER |
| |Outsourcing Tariff Evasion: A New Explanation for Entrepot Trade |
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| |Discussant: MIHIR DESAI, Harvard University and NBER |
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|12:20 pm |Lunch |
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|1:10 pm |Panel Discussion: |
| |Social Security Reform in China: Issues and Options |
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| |PETER DIAMOND, MIT and NBER |
| |JEFFREY LIEBMAN, Harvard University and NBER |
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|2:00 pm |MARCOS CHAMON and ESWAR PRASAD, IMF |
| |Determinants of Household Savings in China |
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| |Discussant: CHANG-TAI HSIEH, UC, Berkeley and NBER |
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|2:50 pm |Coffee Break |
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|3:10 pm |HUI HUANG and SHUNMING ZHANG, University of Western Ontario |
| |YI WANG, Shanghai University |
| |YIMING WANG, Peking University |
| |JOHN WHALLEY, University of Western Ontario and NBER |
| |A Trade Model with an Optimal Exchange Rate Motivated by Current Discussion of a Chinese Renminbi Float |
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| |Discussant: AART KRAAY, World Bank |
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|4:00 pm |ALBERT HU, National University of Singapore |
| |GARY JEFFERSON, Brandeis University |
| |The Great Wall of Patents: What is Behind China's Recent Patent Explosion? |
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| |Discussant: WEI LI, University of Virginia |
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|4:50 pm |Adjourn |
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