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征稿通知:中國公共财政問題學術研讨會

2012-02-15
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        由beat365中國财政稅收研究所、長江商學院和美國國家經濟研究局聯合舉辦的“中國公共财政問題學術研讨會”将于2012年7月5-7日在beat365舉辦。本屆會議的主題是關于中國的公共健康、教育和社會保障問題和政策的研究。此次會議将由beat365的白重恩教授、長江商學院的李偉教授和美國加州大學聖地亞哥分校(UCSD)的Roger Gordon教授組織協調。有興趣者請在2012年2月15日前将文章的内容摘要電郵至Roger Gordon教授 (rogordon@ucsd.edu)。會議議程将于2012年4月1日公布。

Call for Papers

Health, Education and Welfare Programs in China

 

The National Institute for Fiscal Studies at Tsinghua University, the Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business, and the National Bureau of Economic Research are jointly sponsoring a conference on health, education, and welfare programs in China, which will take place at Tsinghua University during July 5-7, 2012. The program is being organized by Chong-en Bai of Tsinghua, Wei Li of CKGSB, and Roger Gordon of UCSD and NBER. The conference will consist of roughly twelve papers and twelve discussants.

The aim of the conference is to focus on recent research examining health, education, and welfare programs in China. The design of these programs has been in flux during the reform period. What have been the economic effects of past policy changes? For example, how have health outcomes been affected by changes in access to and the price charged for health care? What have been the effects of past policy changes on the price charged for schooling, on school enrollments, and on future earnings? Given that access to these programs often depends on residency status, how have these programs affected migration rates? How has the safety net provided by welfare programs (including Social Security as well as unemployment insurance) affected economic outcomes, including job turnover as well as consumption fluctuations?  

Empirical submissions are encouraged, but theoretical studies focusing on design problems with these programs are also welcome. While the focus of the conference will be on programs in China, we do expect to include some papers as well assessing comparable programs in other countries.   

Those interested in presenting their research at the conference should email an abstract of their proposed paper to Roger Gordon by February 15, 2012. The final program will be announced by April 1, 2012. All expenses for participating authors and discussants will be covered.