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Field Choice, Skill Specificity, and Labor Market Disruptions
Field Choice, Skill Specificity, and Labor Market Disruptions
Field Choice, Skill Specificity, and Labor Market Disruptions
Field Choice, Skill Specificity, and Labor Market Disruptions
Field Choice, Skill Specificity, and Labor Market Disruptions
29May
Economics | Seminar
Field Choice, Skill Specificity, and Labor Market Disruptions
29 May 2026 | 02:15 PM - 03:30 PM
KK 1119 K. K. Leung Building, HKU
Professor Lin Tian
How Artificial Intelligence Reshapes Work: Evidence from Occupation-Level Analysis
How Artificial Intelligence Reshapes Work: Evidence from Occupation-Level Analysis
How Artificial Intelligence Reshapes Work: Evidence from Occupation-Level Analysis
How Artificial Intelligence Reshapes Work: Evidence from Occupation-Level Analysis
22May
Innovation and Information Management | Seminar
How Artificial Intelligence Reshapes Work: Evidence from Occupation-Level Analysis
22 May 2026 | 10:30 a.m.— 12:00 p.m.
KK 1121, K. K. Leung Building, HKU
Prof. Tingliang Huang
Are Exporters Naturally Hedged? Corporate Dollar Debt and Global Trade
Are Exporters Naturally Hedged? Corporate Dollar Debt and Global Trade
Are Exporters Naturally Hedged? Corporate Dollar Debt and Global Trade
Are Exporters Naturally Hedged? Corporate Dollar Debt and Global Trade
Are Exporters Naturally Hedged? Corporate Dollar Debt and Global Trade
22May
Economics | Seminar
Are Exporters Naturally Hedged? Corporate Dollar Debt and Global Trade
22 May 2026 | 02:15 PM - 03:30 PM
KK 1119 K. K. Leung Building, HKU
Professor Annie Lee
Why Multimarket Banks Exist: A Quantitative Theory With Demand Complementarity
Why Multimarket Banks Exist: A Quantitative Theory With Demand Complementarity
Why Multimarket Banks Exist: A Quantitative Theory With Demand Complementarity
Why Multimarket Banks Exist: A Quantitative Theory With Demand Complementarity
20May
Finance | Seminar
Why Multimarket Banks Exist: A Quantitative Theory With Demand Complementarity
Yufeng Wu
Rival Social Movements and Firm-Level Gender Composition: Mixed-Methods Evidence from the MeToo and Anti-MeToo Movements in South Korea
Rival Social Movements and Firm-Level Gender Composition: Mixed-Methods Evidence from the MeToo and Anti-MeToo Movements in South Korea
Rival Social Movements and Firm-Level Gender Composition: Mixed-Methods Evidence from the MeToo and Anti-MeToo Movements in South Korea
Rival Social Movements and Firm-Level Gender Composition: Mixed-Methods Evidence from the MeToo and Anti-MeToo Movements in South Korea
Rival Social Movements and Firm-Level Gender Composition: Mixed-Methods Evidence from the MeToo and Anti-MeToo Movements in South Korea
20May
Management and Strategy | Seminar
Rival Social Movements and Firm-Level Gender Composition: Mixed-Methods Evidence from the MeToo and Anti-MeToo Movements in South Korea
20 May, 2026 | 4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
KK 1119, K. K. Leung Building, HKU
Prof. Jordan Siegel
Consumption Growth from Digital Infrastructure: Evidence from India’s Mobile Internet Rollout
Consumption Growth from Digital Infrastructure: Evidence from India’s Mobile Internet Rollout
Consumption Growth from Digital Infrastructure: Evidence from India’s Mobile Internet Rollout
Consumption Growth from Digital Infrastructure: Evidence from India’s Mobile Internet Rollout
Consumption Growth from Digital Infrastructure: Evidence from India’s Mobile Internet Rollout
20May
Economics | Seminar
Consumption Growth from Digital Infrastructure: Evidence from India’s Mobile Internet Rollout
20 May 2026 | 02:15 PM - 03:30 PM
KK 910 K. K. Leung Building, HKU
Professor Yi Fan