Achievements Awards Recently, the list of winners of the 17th Shanghai Philosophy and Social Sciences Outstanding Achievements Awards was officially released. The School of Economics obtained 7 awards in total, including 2 First Prizes and 5 Second Prizes for Academic Outstanding Achievements, ranking among the top in the university in terms of the total number of awards.
Academic Outstanding Achievements Awards
First Prize
Li Shuangjian et al.
Local Government Debt Expansion and Bank Risk-Taking: Theoretical Simulation and Empirical Evidence
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Chen Yuanyuan et al.
Industrial Robots and Spatial Allocation of Labor
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Second Prize
Cai Jie et al.
Knowledge Diffusion, Trade, and Innovation across Countries and Sectors
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Zhu Mei et al.
Statistical sunspots
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Hu Gaoji et al.
A Theory of Stability in Matching with Incomplete Information
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Meng Dawen et al.
Dynamic mechanism design on social networks
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Zhou Yahong et al.
Binding Carbon Emission Reduction and Employment: An Investigation Based on Labor Changes at Firm and Regional Levels
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The Shanghai Philosophy and Social Sciences Outstanding Achievements Award, the highest award in the field of philosophy and social sciences in Shanghai under the leadership of the CPC Shanghai Municipal Committee, is generally presented every two years. Guided by Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era, the School of Economics at Shanghai University of Finance and Economics regards scientific research and innovation capacity as a core component of disciplinary competitiveness. Faculty research teams in the school adhere to the standards for building first-class disciplines, actively explore and pursue innovation, and continuously advance theoretical innovation in economics and disciplinary development. A batch of influential economic research outcomes rooted in China’s practical experience have emerged, making positive contributions to accelerating the construction of an independent knowledge system of economics with Chinese characteristics.
