Topic: Value of Sparse Structures in Dynamic Reusable Resource Allocation with Waiting Time&Date:  10:30 AM - 12:00 PM, 2024/06/19 (Wednesday) Venue Room 619, Teaching A Building Speaker: Dr. Yue Hu (Stanford University) Abstract: We study the dynamic resource allocation problem in online service platforms featuring reusable resources, waiting space, and heterogeneous demands and resources. The service provider aims to balance the trade-off between maximizing revenue and minimizing waiting times across various demand types. For this problem, we propose a comprehensive framework to minimize the long-run average revenue loss and waiting cost by simultaneously designing the 1) flexibility structure, 2) admission control, and 3) scheduling policy. The flexibility structures are tailored to systems with varying levels…

Topic: Latent Factor Analysis in Short Panels Time&Date:  01:30 pm-03:00 pm, June 19, 2024 (Wednesday) Venue Room 625, Zhiren Building Speaker: Prof. Olivier Scaillet (University of Geneva) Abstract: We develop inferential tools for latent factor analysis in short panels. The pseudo maximum likelihood setting under a large cross-sectional dimension n and a fixed time series dimension T relies on a diagonal T×T covariance matrix of the errors without imposing sphericity nor Gaussianity. We outline the asymptotic distributions of the latent factor and error covariance estimates as well as of an asymptotically uniformly most powerful invariant (AUMPI) test for the number of factors based on the likelihood ratio statistic. We derive the AUMPI characterization from inequalities ensuring the monotone likelihood ratio…

Topic: A promise not (yet) fulfilled: Entrepreneurship, opportunity underexploitation, and the reproduction of inequality via consumer markets Time&Date:  10:00 am - 11:30 am, June 14, 2024 (Friday) Venue Room 619, Teaching A Building Zoom Link:  https: https://cuhk-edu-cn.zoom.us/j/4439404336?pwd=NTZ1c0NjQWtHaFljV0NMWVY1ZUNKdz09 Meeting ID: 443 940 4336 Speaker: Prof. Garry Bruton (Texas Christian University) Abstract: In this paper, we offer a theory of opportunity underexploitation that explains how consumer disadvantage is coupled to the entrepreneurial process such that market inefficiencies disproportionately affect consumers from marginalized groups. We define opportunity underexploitation as a shortfall in entrepreneurial activity given an opportunity’s…

Topic: Choosing Your Own Luck: Strategic Risk Taking and Effort in Contests Time&Date:  10:30 am - 12:00 pm, June 13, 2024 (Thursday) Venue Room 603, Administration Building Zoom Link:  https: https://cuhk-edu-cn.zoom.us/j/8913862860?pwd=WDdDbFBRbW9hSTVyTTRTancvbmI0dz09 Meeting ID: 891 386 2860 Passcode: 123456 Speaker: Prof. Kyungmin (Teddy) Kim (Emory University) Abstract: We consider the problem of optimal contest design in an environment where contestants choose not only their effort, but also the distribution of shocks affecting their output. We show that the presence of such strategic risk taking has a stark effect on contest design: The winner-take-all contest, whereby the entire prize budget is allocated to the top performer, maximizes the expected…

Topic: Word-of-Mouth Turbulence and Vertical Crisis Spillover in Supply Chains: A Selective Attention Perspective Time&Date:  10:15 am - 11:30 am, June 13, 2024 (Thursday) Venue Room 619, Teaching A Building Zoom Link:  https: https://cuhk-edu-cn.zoom.us/j/4439404336?pwd=NTZ1c0NjQWtHaFljV0NMWVY1ZUNKdz09 Meeting ID: 443 940 4336 Speaker: Prof. Xiaosong Peng (Lehigh University) Abstract: This study presents an integrated lens of how the negative effects of organizational crises spread in supply chains, and how turbulence in Word-of-Mouth (WOM) communication via social media, characterized by unpredictability and uncertainty, influences this spillover. We hypothesize and confirm that selective attention, reflected by the valence and variance of WOM, is a key underlying…

Topic: Operation Dumbo Drop: To Airdrop or Not to Airdrop for Initial Coin Offering Success? Time&Date:  09:00 am - 10:30 am, June 11, 2024 (Tuesday) Venue Room 619, Teaching A Building Zoom Link:  https: https://cuhk-edu-cn.zoom.us/j/3985407949?pwd=QnZJMHU3SDUwaFdtWTF6N3RWcGlMdz09  Meeting ID: 398 540 7949 Passcode: 779898 Speaker: Prof. Hsing Kenneth Cheng (University of Florida) Abstract: The rapid advancement and adoption of blockchain technology have heralded an explosive growth of Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) as a new and popular fundraising approach for blockchain start-ups. To motivate blockchain individuals to invest in the subsequent ICO, a growing number of blockchain-based project founders employ the airdrop campaign, through which they…

春雨方歇，夏蝉初鸣。在四月初至五月末的短短两个月内，港中大（深圳）代表队在2024汇丰商业案例大赛上，从华南赛、全国赛一路走到了亚太地区总决赛的舞台。 这只队伍由两名中国学生与两名印度尼西亚学生组成，他们一路披荆斩棘，在强手如云的赛场上奉献出了最佳表现，亦在这场群英荟萃的盛会中获益匪浅。让我们随着他们的讲述，一起重温这场多元碰撞的奇妙旅程。 *下文内容根据参赛队员叙述整理而成。 新硎初试 在组队之前，我们彼此都素未谋面，这份随机促成了队伍的多元碰撞。 巧合的是，队伍中的四个同学都来自不同专业。来自中国的张小然是市场营销专业，黄筱童是经济学（商务经济学方向）。来自印尼的Nicole是金融学专业的，Annabel则是金融工程专业的。这样组合有一个显著的优势，可以根据每个人的专业与特长去负责不同的部分。 举个例子，在商赛的过程中，Annabel和Nicole可以在要求金融知识的部分一展所长，完成关于计算和预测的部分任务；张小然和黄筱童则可以相应承担更多行业分析、商业战略以及创意方面的任务。这帮助我们实现各自专长的高效整合，完成了有效的团队合作，也降低了专业间知识技能差异导致的额外学习成本。 还有一个有趣的点在于，队伍中来自中国和印尼的成员是对半分的，文化背景的差异会带来很多思维的碰撞。 比如说在华南赛区的比赛中，我们研究的是中国化妆品品牌完美日记。在讨论中，印尼同学谈到了完美日记在东南亚的发展状况，而中国同学则介绍了中国美妆消费者的偏好。 又比如，在讨论亚太区决赛该穿什么进行Presentation（展示）时，印尼同学也提到他们的传统服装Batik是会被用于正式工作场合的。 种种讨论，让我们感受到了文化交融的趣味和魅力。 虽然我们间有着专业和文化上的差异，但也有很多共通之处。比如在思维方式上，黄筱童和Nicole都有着批判型的思维，习惯在听到队员们提出的想法后提出不同的观点，这有效地延展了讨论的广度。尽管这有时会导致一些争执，但是也帮助我们拓展了思维面，找到一些看问题的新角度。 百折不挠 亚太区的总决赛和中国区的赛制有一些差异。我们过往在华南赛和全国赛的经验，是用两小时准备，然后进行10分钟的展示。来到亚太区总决赛，准备时间变成了三个小时，随后再进行20分钟的展示。在总决赛前，…

Topic: Data and Algorithm: Designing Marketplace Analytics for Platform Sellers Time&Date:  10:30 am - 12:00 pm, June 7, 2024 (Friday) Venue Room 603, Administration Building Zoom Link:  https: https://cuhk-edu-cn.zoom.us/j/8913862860?pwd=WDdDbFBRbW9hSTVyTTRTancvbmI0dz09 Meeting ID: 891 386 2860 Passcode: 123456 Speaker: Prof. Yi Liu (University of Wisconsin-Madison) Abstract: The rise of e-commerce and the abundance of data have spurred AI-powered marketplace analytics, such as competitive intelligence and automated pricing, enabling sellers to make informed, data-driven decisions. Third-party providers (e.g., Jungle Scout) compete with platforms themselves (such as Amazon’s brand analytics) in offering marketplace analytics. Yet platforms have different…

Topic: Political Partisanship and the Transmission of Fiscal Policy Time&Date:  10:00-11:30, June 7, 2024 (Friday) Venue ZR 324 Speaker: Prof. Francesco D’Acunto (Georgetown University) Abstract: We document that support for the ruling party (“partisanship”) increases the take-up of government programs in which participation is costly. The take-up rates of a large-scale Indian loan-guarantee program for firm financing, Mudra loans, diverged across low- and high-partisanship electoral districts but only months after the widely-advertised program’s launch, once rulers and the media related take-up rates to party success. In loan-level administrative data, borrowing firms’ risk, interest rates, subsequent default rates, and access to bank branches did not vary with partisanship. Regular-loan issuance, which captures…

日前，港中大（深圳）经管学院联合EFG成功举办了主题为“预期、信息摩擦与经济政策 ”研讨会。此次研讨会汇聚了国内外众多经济学界的专家学者，共同探讨当今全球经济环境下，市场预期与信息摩擦对经济政策制定与执行所带来的挑战与机遇。会议当天，德克萨斯大学奥斯汀分校的Olivier Coibion教授、芝加哥大学布斯商学院的Michael Weber教授分别发表主旨演讲。 王健教授致辞 港中大（深圳）经管学院经济学领域负责人、深圳高等金融研究院副院长王健教授致欢迎辞。他首先向所有出席的嘉宾和朋友表达热烈欢迎。在致辞中，他简要回顾了大学十年来的发展历程，他讲述道，十年来，大学扎根深圳，在破旧厂房和荒芜土地上，逐步建设成如今美丽校园。本次研讨会汇聚众多优秀的研究人员，深入剖析当前经济面临的挑战，分享最新的研究成果、独到的见解和前沿的思想。他期待大家在本次活动中积极交流、相互学习、推动合作与创新，合力为该领域研究的深化和发展作出积极贡献。 5.30上午场 主旨演讲 The New Causal Macroeconomics of Subjective Expectations and Decisions 德克萨斯大学奥斯汀分校的Olivier Coibion教授带来了题为The New Causal Macroeconomics of Subjective Expectations and Decisions的主旨演讲。他首先指出，想要评估经济主体的预期如何影响其决策是很困难的，因为现有的研究方法（包括动态随机一般均衡模型、特定的宏观结构关系式、微观数据模型等）总是无法完全避免可能存在的内生性问题。于是，他介绍了一种基于随机对照试验（RCT）的框架来评估预期对决策的因果效应。该框架包含三个必要的步骤：（1）衡量经济主体的先验预期和干预前决策计划；（2）随机将经济主体分为处理组和对照组，并给处理组提供可能会影响其预期的信息；（3）分别衡量处理组和对照组的后验预期以及事后的决策结果，进而计算信息干预对决策行为的影响。随后，Olivier教授利用此框架评估了对通胀预期的不同干预如何影响家户部门的支出行为问题。最后，他也指出这个方法也会存在一些限制和挑战，例如，要求提供的信息并不提前为参与者所知和多重处理效应等，并探讨了假想性谈话(…

Topic: Educational Attainment, Field of Study and Labor Market Outcomes Time&Date:  10:30 am-12:00 pm, June 7, 2024 (Friday) Venue Room 625, Zhiren Building Speaker: Prof. Pengpeng Xiao (Duke University) Abstract: A substantial share of the workforce is employed in an occupation that does not match their schooling attainment or their field of study. A large body of evidence points to negative effects of vertical mismatch on worker earnings, but far less is known about the consequences of horizontal mismatch for workers and firms, and more generally about the interplay between field of study and occupational choices. In this paper, we develop an empirical framework to analyze the determinants and labor market consequences of education-occupation mismatch. We develop a dynamic model of schooling and labor market…

写在前面的话 “质傲清霜色，香含秋露华”，用这句诗来形容边雨晨再合适不过。时光流转，大学四年，对外不断探索、对内深刻思考，以及成长经历的种种造就了她独特的气质。 在通向offer的道路上，边雨晨走得一波三折。从大一初始不理想的成绩，到毕业时携着闪闪发光的简历圆梦帝国理工大学，她用自身经历证明，人生的容错率往往比看上去要高得多。本期，让我们与边雨晨一同重历，她的峰回路转、柳暗花明。 人物档案 @边雨晨 香港中文大学（深圳）经管学院 2020级市场营销专业 实习经历 CHNSEA-市场咨询 传梦计划-公益咨询 波士顿咨询-in-pool PTA 腾讯-内容运营 爱德曼公关-PR 欧莱雅-消费者研究 斩获offers 帝国理工学院-战略营销（最终去向） 新加坡国立大学-市场分析洞察+CEMS双学位 新加坡国立大学-传播学（战略分支） 新加坡国立大学-管理学 香港中文大学（深圳）高等金融研究院-市场理学 埃塞克高商-数字营销管理 PART 1 “知不足而奋进，望远山而前行” 对于从中学起就偏爱社科领域的边雨晨来说，来到港中大（深圳）经管学院是一场“误打误撞”，但这里却成了她激发与施展个人特质的一方天地。 万事开头难。大一“开局”，边雨晨没能摸上一手“好牌”。来到新的学习环境中，接触到经管学院的各门专业基础课程，她有些不适应，成绩并不突出。 一次偶然的机会，边雨晨参加了欧莱雅个人商赛“180Lab”，在那次比赛中，尚未修读市场营销学的她，在八百余名参赛选手中脱颖而出，取得前八名的好成绩，这也让她成功拿到了通往欧莱雅实习的绿卡。不久后，她参加了欧莱雅Brandstorm商赛，赛事中，她应用游戏机制模拟建设了一个具备AI试妆功能的虚拟社区，完美解决了孕妇群体“在市场上没有合适的化妆品”和“不便去线下试妆”的两个痛点，凭借着出色的创想与呈现，她又一次斩获全球Top100的佳绩。 基于这段经历，边雨晨鼓励学弟学妹们多去体验商赛，她认为商赛是一次培养系统性商业思维的机会。商赛可以让人从创意到实际落地，全环节参与体验一个商品面世的过程，认真准备商赛的过程就足以让人学习到很多。 对她而言，这次经历不仅令她找回自信，…

Topic: Households’ Response to the Wealth Effects of Inflation Time&Date:  10:00-11:30, May 31, 2024 (Friday) Venue ZR 324 Speaker: Prof. Michael Weber (University of Chicago) Abstract: We study the redistributive effects of surprise inflation combining administrative bank data with an information provision experiment during an episode of historic inflation. On average, households are well-informed about prevailing inflation and are concerned about its impact on their wealth; yet, while many households know about inflation eroding nominal assets, most are unaware of nominal-debt erosion. Once they receive information on the debt-erosion channel, households view nominal debt more positively and increase estimates of their own real net wealth. These changes causally affect actual consumption and hypothetical debt decisions…

Topic: Tell Me Something I Don’t Already Know: Learning in Low and High-Inflation Settings Time&Date:  10:30 am-12:00 pm, May 31, 2024 (Friday) Venue W603, Administrative Building Speaker: Prof. Olivier Coibion (The University of Texas at Austin) Abstract: Using randomized control trials (RCTs) applied over time in different countries, we study whether the economic environment affects how agents learn from new information. We show that as inflation rose in advanced economies, both households and firms became more attentive and informed about publicly available news about inflation, leading them to respond less to exogenously provided information about inflation and monetary policy. We also study the effects of RCTs in countries where inflation has been consistently high (Uruguay) and low (New Zealand) as well as…

Topic: Algorithm Access for All: Information Processing Democratization via GitHub Time&Date:  10:30 am - 12:00 pm, May 31, 2024 (Friday) Venue Room 619, Teaching A Building Speaker: Dr. Pengkai Lin (Singapore Management University) Abstract: We study democratization of information processing technology in financial markets, using the proliferation of open-source algorithms on GitHub. We analyze nearly 900 public projects on GitHub aimed at data retrieval, manipulation, analysis, and visualization of SEC filings. We document a strong link between these projects and increased machine downloads of SEC filings via EDGAR, with a 6% rise in downloads associated with each new project. These opensource algorithms expedite information acquisition and broaden user reach to smaller investors, ultimately improving market…

Topic: Would One Individual Make A Difference in Corporate Governance? The Impact of Lead Independent Directors on Planned CEO Succession Time&Date:  10:00 am -11:30 am, May 30, 2024 (Thursday) Venue Room 619, Teaching A Zoom Link:  https: https://cuhk-edu-cn.zoom.us/j/4439404336?pwd=NTZ1c0NjQWtHaFljV0NMWVY1ZUNKdz09 Meeting ID: 443 940 4336 Speaker: Prof. Wei Shen (Arizona State University) Abstract: While previous research emphasized how characteristics of the board influence corporate governance, this study shifts the focus to characteristics of an individual board member – the lead independent director. Extending the quad model of board effectiveness (Hambrick et al., 2015), we theorize that the impact of lead independent directors is a function of their…

Topic: Bargaining Timing and Price Transparency in Supply Chains Time&Date:  10:30 AM - 12:00 PM, 2024/05/28 (Tuesday) Venue Room 619, Teaching A Building Speaker: Prof. Liang Guo (City University of Hong Kong) Abstract: Transaction prices are negotiated in many markets. A midstream party can decide whether to bargain first with the upstream or the downstream partner in the supply chain. In addition, with the development of third-party informediaries, price-comparison platforms and new technologies (e.g., blockchain), the initially negotiated prices are becoming increasingly transparent to subsequent negotiators. In this research we examine the economic impacts of transparency and bargaining timing on equilibrium wholesale and resale prices, as well as on the generation and allocation of surplus among supply chain…

Topic: Undominated Mechanisms Time&Date:  15:00 -16:30, May 28, 2024 (Tuesday) Venue Room 625, Zhiren Building Speaker: Prof. Jiangtao Li (Singapore Management University) Abstract: A mechanism is dominated by another mechanism if the latter mechanism generates a weakly higher ex post revenue for all valuation profiles and a strictly higher ex post revenue for at least one valuation profile. A mechanism is undominated if there is no mechanism that dominates it. We study the class of undominated mechanisms in various environments. Biography: Jiangtao Li is an Associate Professor at the School of Economics, Singapore Management University. His main research interest is mechanism design. He has published in Econometrica, Journal of Economic Theory, and Games and Economic Behavior,…

日前，港中大（深圳）经管学院成功举办2024第二届亚洲会计学者论坛。此次论坛汇聚了来自中国内地、中国香港、新加坡等多所顶尖高校的会计学者，如北京大学、复旦大学、华中科技大学、南方科技大学、清华大学、上海财经大学、上海交通大学、西南财经大学、香港科技大学、新加坡管理大学、中国人民大学以及中山大学等（*此处按学校名称汉语拼音首字母排序）。学者们分享了各自在会计领域的最新研究成果，并围绕当前会计领域的热点问题进行了多角度、深层次的探讨。 点击下方视频，查看精彩回顾 张田余教授致辞 港中大（深圳）经管学院会计学领域负责人、深圳数据经济研究院副院长张田余教授致欢迎辞。他对各位远道而来的友人表示热烈欢迎和诚挚感谢，值此港中大（深圳）经管学院建院十周年之际，他向与会嘉宾简单介绍了学院十年来在会计领域的发展成果，他表示，学院在短短十年间取得的一系列令人瞩目的成绩都离不开各界的支持与合作。未来，港中大（深圳）经管学院会继续举办此类高水平的学术交流活动，增进各区域会计学者们的交流，促进学术思想的碰撞与融合，共同推动会计学科的进步与发展。 Research Forum 1  主持人：唐仕斌教授 香港中文大学（深圳）经管学院 The Missing Information: Predicting Financial Advisor Misconduct Using Machine Learning  中山大学许欣教授及其合著者采用了先进的机器学习算法，以探究公开数据在预测金融顾问（FA）不当行为方面的适用性。研究运用了梯度提升决策树模型（Gradient-Boosted Decision Tree）和25个公开数据的输入变量，并表现出相当好的预测能力。在对每个输入变量进行重要性评估后，研究发现，FA的性别、顾问公司内的FA数量及其不当行为历史记录是影响预测的关键因素。此外，研究还显示，增加额外的顾问公司层面数据（而非县/州或FA个人层面的数据）能显著提升机器学习模型的准确性和效率，尤其是顾问公司的整体不当行为水平，在预测中起到了举足轻重的作用。进一步分析表明，这些公司层面的数据对于预测未来两到三年内FA的不当行为，以及预测曾有不当行为的FA是否会再次犯错，具有显著意义。总的来说，…

写在前面 在美国一号公路飞驰，把绮丽的自然风光尽收眼底；在松弛自由的课堂中学习，专注自身的成长与蜕变；在“不吝夸奖”的环境中生活，感受陌生人的善意和文化差异。本期游学新视界，让我们跟随上官文倩的视角，走近热烈自由的加州伯克利，一起经历这一场“惊喜的奇遇”吧！ 个人档案 上官文倩 香港中文大学（深圳）经管学院2020级金融学专业 黄金岁月中的求学之路 聊到在加州伯克利的学习时光，上官文倩一下就打开了话匣子，言语中的欣喜如蹦蹦跳跳的晶莹弹珠。在一字一句的叙述中，她坦言，此次游学经历不仅让她的硬性技能得到了显著提升，更让她的心态实现成长与蜕变。 在加州伯克利，有三门课程令她印象深刻。 第一门是关于Leadership（领导力）的课程。这门课程是由一位拥有创业公司的教授开设的。教授身上融合了学者与商人的气质，她很快对他的课堂产生了兴趣。 令她印象深刻的是，这位教授提出了一个理论，将不同的管理者分为四个层级：Coach（引导者）、Mentor（指导者）、Supporter（支持者）、Advisor（建议者）。Mentor的管理特质是负责指导和辅助；Supporter的管理特质是倾听；Advisor则是提供建议；而Coach是最高层次的管理者，它的管理逻辑不是单方面将观点灌输给被管理者，而是通过启发性的问题，引导对方进行深入的思考，最终将观点内化为己用。 由此及彼，这一新颖的理论也激发了上官文倩的思考：在一般情况下，我们常常将管理者和被管理者角色赋予两个独立的人。然而，在生活中，这两个角色会在不同场合下集合于同一人身上，那么，她是否可以更进一步，进行自我管理，并通过感受被管理体验实现自我提升？ 于是，她尝试将管理者与被管理者的身份同时赋予自己，不断引导自己进行思考———“我真正想要的是什么？”“我希望在这一次的交流之旅中收获些什么？”用期望目标引领未来的自己，不仅可以明确自身定位，也可以将日后遇到的所有困难，都化作回答这些问题的答案。对自己的一句句追问，也点亮了她未来的求学之路。 第二门让上官文倩眼前一亮的，是一堂关于Negotiation（协商）的课程。独特的上课形式、自由的课堂氛围、新奇的汇报方式，都成了她加州之行的独家回忆。 “这门课的教室旁边就是咖啡厅，到了讨论环节，…

编者按 在跨学科的信息管理学中，包卓兰教授找到了通往未来的路径。她关注社会中的不同人群，不断建构与他者的联系，并以敏锐的洞察和细腻的感知，探索当今变动、多元而充满偶然的世界。在她身上，我们总能感受到豁达向上的力量与温暖的人文关怀。 本期，就让我们随着包卓兰教授的娓娓道来，感受她盈盈笑意之下的平和、细腻与包容。 包卓兰 香港中文大学（深圳）经管学院助理教授 研究领域 电子商务、社交媒体分析、文本挖掘 本想报读建筑专业的包卓兰教授，阴差阳错地进入了南开大学的管理科学与工程大类学习，从此和管理科学结缘。 当时，电子商务方向尚不是热门专业，包卓兰教授因而幸运地获得了只有11人的小班学习体验，也得到了和教授一起进行深度研究的机会，更是成为了教授的研究生。 活泼外向的她加入了导师的电子商务实验室，于一众“技术宅”中脱颖而出，负责了大量协调沟通与整合呈现的软性工作。在包教授看来，在研究生阶段，相较于知识层面的增量，她收获更多的是实践层面的深度参与。 研究生顺利毕业后，包教授来到香港大学就读博士，她直观地感知到了香港和内地在信息系统相关的学科划分上的差异：香港信息系统博士的学科是依据解决问题的方法，而非按照研究主题划分的。这让包教授在自己所感兴趣的“人的研究”中自由探索。 从南开大学到香港大学近十年求学生涯，是包教授在信息管理领域学习与探索逐步深耕的过程。她将所感知到的求学不同阶段专业的关联及差异总结为侧重点的转变：从本科阶段比较系统化的基础知识框架学习，到研究生阶段更加强调实际项目的实践参与，再到博士阶段用研究的角度去观察。这使她开拓了研究领域的广阔视野，收获了由理解知识到实际运用的能力。 当被问及信息系统管理(Management Information System, MIS）带给包教授最为深刻的印象时，她给出答案：“当然是MIS交叉学科的特点”。在本科阶段，她所学的课程基本覆盖了大部分商科范畴，因而她对会计、市场营销、经济、组织行为学等均有不同程度的了解。 起初包教授困惑于学习这些课程的必要性，但随着学习的深入，包教授逐渐意识到：如想要运用“信息系统”去“管理”一个企业，首先要了解企业运作流程所涉及的各个环节。这正是交叉学科的魅力所在，她也在多元的学科节点中找寻到获取新知的乐趣。…

鎏金璀璨，星光绚烂！5月20日晚，SME毕业生欢聚礼文堂，共度经管学院2024毕业舞会。舞会现场，黑金交织，金色的布幔从天花板垂下，宛如鎏金瀑布，水晶、钻石、羽毛、流苏等多种复古元素重现了一个波光粼粼、如梦如幻的复古爵士派对。毕业生们尽情欢笑、舞动，在觥筹交错间告别以往的青涩，留存靓丽倩影，为大学四年的青春时光画上圆满的句号。 点击下方视频，查看精彩瞬间！ 本次舞会共吸引了近400位师生共同参与，经管学院副院长佟世璐教授、助理院长（学生事务）章雯教授、研究生院助理院长王竞奇教授、叶帅教授、卢一飞教授、李玫教授、院务主任高千贺，以及大学基金会和拓展处处长李夏琳、设备与资产管理处处长曾祥容、招生办副主任何钉萍等多位教授和老师出席本次舞会。 佟世璐教授致辞 港中大（深圳）经管学院副院长佟世璐教授莅临现场为即将踏上新征程的毕业生们送上祝福。首先，他说道，面对生活，要永远保持一颗求知的心。要敢于提问，勇于探索，这样才能不断拓宽视野，源源不断地创造出新的可能性。其次，他希望大家珍视那些曾经并肩作战的伙伴，保持联系，相互支持。此外，他鼓励毕业生们勇敢地追逐梦想，不管它们看起来多么遥远或是多么渺小，只要坚持不懈，没有什么是不可能的。最后，他说道：“无论你们走得多远，飞得多高，都不要忘记回来探望我们！再次祝贺你们，愿你们毕业快乐！” 优秀毕业生代表致辞 港中大（深圳）经管学院优秀毕业生代表李薇分享了她在四年的学习和生活中对同伴支持（Peer Support）的深刻体会。她回忆道，在过去四年里，她与伙伴们携手奋进的经历让她逐渐改变了对同辈压力（Peer Pressure）的消极看法。同行的同学和朋友们为她提供了宝贵的实习机会，而在海外学习期间，也正是这些同伴让她找到了强烈的归属感，即便身处异国他乡，也能感受到温暖。同伴的支持还赋予了她选择休学年（Gap Year）的勇气，使她有机会探索不同的可能性，拓展自己的人生道路。她还深情地向经管学院所有教授及老师表达了感激之情，感谢他们一直引领着同学们不断前进。最后，她祝愿每个人都能珍惜当下，享受生活，为自己开创一个灿烂的未来。 节目表演 #乐队表演 《雨爱》 表演者：肖涵希 张乃心 潘晟侃 毛羿雄 雷子琛 赖乾圣 伴随着滴答小雨，熟悉的旋律响起，…

Topic: From Overwhelmed to Empowered: How Artificial Intelligence Augments Managers in Employee Training Time&Date:  10:00 am -11:30 am, May 27, 2024 (Monday) Venue Room W603, Administration Building Zoom Link:  https: https://cuhk-edu-cn.zoom.us/j/4439404336?pwd=NTZ1c0NjQWtHaFljV0NMWVY1ZUNKdz09 Meeting ID: 443 940 4336 Speaker: Prof. Nan Jia (University of Southern California) Abstract: One in five employees at companies in the United States manages others. Effective management boosts workplace productivity and enhances employee well-being, but modern managers are increasingly overwhelmed by the growing organizational demands for various managerial skills. Artificial intelligence (AI) can provide valuable assistance, especially in analyzing workplace data to assess…

Topic: Is Social Bot Socializing? Evidence from a Microblogging Platform Time&Date:  10:30 am - 12:00 pm, May 24, 2024 (Friday) Venue Room 603, Administration Building Zoom Link:  https: https://cuhk-edu-cn.zoom.us/j/3985407949?pwd=QnZJMHU3SDUwaFdtWTF6N3RWcGlMdz09  Meeting ID: 398 540 7949 Passcode: 779898 Speaker: Dr. Yang Gao (University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign) Abstract: Leveraging advancements in large language models, social media platforms are deploying sophisticated chatbots, termed social bots, with the potential to stimulate user interaction. However, concerns linger regarding the socializing value of these bots in public settings. We investigate this phenomenon using the data from the launch of CommentRobot on a microblogging platform.…

Topic: Mutual Fund Revenue Sharing in 401(k) Plans Time&Date:  10:00 am – 11:30 am, May 24, 2024 (Friday) Venue Online Zoom Meeting Speaker: Prof. Veronika Pool (Vanderbilt University) Abstract: Recordkeepers in DC pension plans are often paid indirectly in the form of revenue sharing from third-party funds on the menu. We show that these arrangements affect the investment menu of 401(k) plans. Revenue-sharing funds are more likely to be added to the menu and are less likely to be deleted. Overall, revenue-sharing plans are more expensive as higher expense ratios are not offset by lower direct fees or by superior performance. Rebates increase with the market power of the recordkeeper suggesting that third-party funds may share revenues to gain access to retirement assets…