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International Conference
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Economic Integration
and Economic Growth, II |
March 18-19, 2017, Seattle
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Organizing Units: |
Research
Center for
International Economics, University of Washington, US
Department
of Economics, Kobe University, Japan
Department of
International Trade, School of International Trade and
Economics, University of International Business and Economics,
China
International Management Institute, Kolkata, India
Korea Institute for Industrial Economics and Trade,
Korea
Korea Economic Association, Korea
Asia-Pacific Economic Association |
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Program Committee: |
Kar-yiu Wong,
University of Washington, US
Arindam Banik,
International Management Institute, Kolkata, India
Toshiki
Jinushi, Kobe University, Japan
Dong-joo Joo, Korea Institute of Industrial
Economics and Trade, Korea
Chung Mo Koo, Kangwon National University and
Korea Economic Association, Korea
Tamotsu
Nakamura, Kobe University, Japan
Noritsugu
Nakanishi, Kobe University, Japan
Zhongxiu Zhao,
University of International Business and Economics, China
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Program Committee: |
Kar-yiu Wong,
University of Washington, US (chair)
Joshua Aizenman, University of
Southern California, US
Shin-ichi Fukuda, Tokyo
University, Japan
Yunfang Hu, Kobe University, Japan
Xiaopeng
Yin, University of International Business and Economics, China
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Local Organizing Committee: |
Mu-Jang Yang,
University of Washington
Yiruey Chou,
University of Washington, US
Shiyu Liu,
University of Washington, US
Tian Niu,
University of Washington |
This is a sequel to a previous conference held in Seattle in May,
2016. In view of the rapid growth of many economies in Asia and the rise
in several forms of economic integration in the Asia-Pacific region,
this conference is being organized to allow economists to share their
research ideas and results related to those relevant yet important
issues. Both theoretical and empirical papers will be considered, but
papers that cover or are related to the following topics are especially
welcome :
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US-Asia economic relations;
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free trade agreements or negotiations in the Asia-Pacific region;
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Inward and outward FDI and international business;
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cross-border E-Commerce;
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monetary cooperation and coordination among countries;
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the rise of the renminbi and its internationalization;
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economic growth: theory and experience of different countries;
The conference does not require
registration fees, but participants are responsible for their travel and
accommodation expenses.
Economists are invited to present a paper
(theoretical or empirical) in the conference. Please send an extended
abstract (200+ words) or a draft of a paper for presentation
consideration to <sea17@apeaweb.org>
by January 31, 2017. Please mention in the submission the names,
affiliations, and e-mail addresses of all co-authors.
Click here
for a flyer of the conference.
conference page of Kar-yiu
Wong
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