Qianfeng TANG | 唐 前 锋

Qianfeng TANG | 唐 前 锋                                                                  

​Associate Professor, School of Economics, Shanghai University of Finance & Economics
Email: tangqianfeng198@gmail.com | Curriculum Vitae | 中文主页
Research Interests: Microeconomic Theory, Game Theory, Market Design

Education
Ph.D.  Economics, The University of Texas at Austin, 2011
B. A.   Economics, Huazhong University of Science & Technology, 2006 

Publications
Weak Stability and Pareto Efficiency in School Choice, with Yongchao Zhang, Economic Theory, Accepted, 2020
On Stable and Efficient Mechanisms for Priority-based Allocation Problems, with Kang Rong and Yongchao Zhang, Journal of Economic Theory 187 (2020)
Epsilon-Stability in School Choice, with Chao Huang and Ziwei Wang, Social Choice and Welfare 49 (2017), 277-286
Hierarchies of Belief and the Belief-invariant Bayesian Solution, Journal of Mathematical Economics 59 (2015), 111-116
Interim Partially Correlated Rationalizability, Games and Economic Behavior 91 (2015), 36-44
A New Perspective on Kesten's School Choice with Consent Idea, with Jingsheng Yu, Journal of Economic Theory 154 (2014), 543-561

Working Papers
A Justified Envy Minimal Variation of the Top Trading Cycles Mechanism, with Jian Hong, 2020
The Core of School Choice Problems, with Kang Rong and Yongchao Zhang, 2020
On the Core of Markets with Co-ownerships and Indivisibilities, with Xiang Sun and Mingjun Xiao, 2020
Hierarchical Exchange Rules and the Core in Indivisible Objects Allocation, with Yongchao Zhang, 2016
A Theory of Value Distribution in Social Exchange Networks, with Kang Rong, 2014
A Competitive Model of Ranking Agencies, with Chun Qiu, 2013
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Teaching
Advanced Microeconomics (Graduate, Fall 2014-2020; Undergraduate, Spring 2017-2019, Fall 2019)
Mathematical Economics (Graduate, Summer 2015-2019, Fall 2011-2018)
Topics on Matching and Market Design (Graduate, Spring 2015-2020, with Quan Wen and Yongchao Zhang)
Intermediate Microeconomics (Undergraduate, Spring 2016)      
​Game Theory (Undergraduate, Fall 2013)

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