Seminars-西南财经大学智慧经济科学研究中心

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2026-03

Vivian Zheng from UC Santa Cruz: Information, Asset Price Volatility, and Liquidity

Title: Information, Asset Price Volatility, and LiquiditySpeaker: Vivian Zheng from UC Santa CruzTime: 9:30-11:00 am on Mar 14th (Sat)Hybrid: Hong Yuan 311；Zoom: 358 796 8349
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2026-03

Jingman Cao from National University of Singapore: When Al Writes Alike: Implications for Efficiency on Matching Platforms

Title: When Al Writes Alike: Implications for Efficiency on Matching PlatformsSpeaker: Jingman Cao from National University of SingaporeTime: 3:30-5:00 pm on Mar 4th (Wed)Hybrid: Hong Yuan 311；Zoom: 358 796 8349
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2026-03

Andis Sofianos from Durham University: Fair Cooperation

Title: Fair CooperationSpeaker: Andis Sofianos from Durham UniversityTime: 3:30-5:00 pm on Mar 3rd (Tue)Hybrid: Hong Yuan 311；Zoom: 358 796 8349
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2026-03

Goette Lorenz from National University of Singapore: They See the Same Value-Then Disagree:LLM choices hinge on model-specific bias

Title: They See the Same Value-Then Disagree:LLM choices hinge on model-specific biasSpeaker: Goette Lorenz from National University of SingaporeTime: 3:00-5:30 pm on Mar 2nd (Mon)Hybrid: Hong Yuan 311；Zoom:358 796 8349
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2026-01

Li Qin from Peking University: Behavioral Personalization and Algorithmic Explainability: Evidence from a Field Experiment on Robo-Advising

Title: Behavioral Personalization and Algorithmic Explainability: Evidence from a Field Experiment on Robo-AdvisingSpeaker: Li Qin from Peking UniversityTime: 3:30-5:00 pm on Jan 27th (Tue)Hybrid: Hong Yuan 311；Zoom:358 796 8349
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2026-01

YOO Hong Il from Loughborough University: Risk and Time Preferences of Couples in a General Population

Title: Risk and Time Preferences of Couples in a General PopulationSpeaker: YOO Hong Il from Loughborough UniversityTime: 3:30-5:00 pm on Jan 26th (Mon)Hybrid: Hong Yuan 311；Zoom: 358 796 8349
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2025-12

Alexander Coutts from York University: Beliefs about Choice Reversals

Title: Beliefs about Choice ReversalsSpeaker: Alexander Coutts from York UniversityTime: 4:00-5:30 pm on Dec 9th (Tue)Hybrid: Hong Yuan 311；Zoom: 358 796 8349
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2025-10

Vikram Manjunath from University of Ottawa: Unambiguous Efficiency of Random Allocations

Title: Unambiguous Efficiency of Random AllocationsSpeaker: Vikram Manjunath from University of OttawaTime: 15:00-16:30 pm on Octo 20th (Monday)Onsite: Hong Yuan 311Abstract: When allocating indivisible objects via lottery, planners often use ordinal mechanisms, which elicit agents’ rankings of objects rather than their full preferences over lotteries. In such an ordinal informational environment,...
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2025-09

WEI Lijia from Wuhan University: AI Transparency Paradox: When Medical AI Explanations Help and When They Harm

Title: AI Transparency Paradox: When Medical AI Explanations Help and When They HarmSpeaker: WEI Lijia from Wuhan UniversityTime: 15:30-17:00 pm on Sept 23rd (Tuesday)Onsite: Hong Yuan 311Abstract: We document a fundamental trade-off in algorithmic transparency: explanations for AI recommendations improve decision-making when algorithms are correct but systematically harm it when they err. Using a ...
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2025-09

Sohn Jin-yeong from Dongbei University of Finance and Economics: Behavioral Incentive Compatibility of the Preference Elicitation Mechanisms

Title: Behavioral Incentive Compatibility of the Preference Elicitation MechanismsSpeaker: SOHN Jin-yeong from Dongbei University of Finance and EconomicsTime: 10:00-11:30 am on Sept 1st (Monday)Onsite: Hong Yuan 311Abstract: We propose a test of behavioral incentive compatibility (BIC) of preference elicitation mechanisms, obvious monotonicity (OM). Applying this to Oprea's (2024a) "mirror" experiment ...

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