Presenter: Tao Li

Topic: Evidence from a Randomized Experiment in Two Chinese Primary Schools

Time: 12:30-2:00pm, Monday, April 28th

Venue: C123

Tao Li

Education:
Harvard University, 1999 – 2005, Ph.D. in Political Science (advisor: Ken Shepsle)
Harvard University, 2003, M.A. in Statistics
Peking University, 1999, B.A. in Political Science; B.A. in Economics

Teaching and Research Fields:
Education and Labor Policy, Political Economy

Publications:
Economics of Education Review “The Gender Difference of Peer Influence in Higher Education” (Joint with Li Han, forthcoming)
Journal of Theoretical Politics “The Messenger Game: Strategic Information Transmission through Legislative Committees” (Vol.19, No. 4, 489-501, 2007)
Economics Bulletin “Are There Timing Effects in Coordination Game Experiments?” (Vol.3, No. 13, 1-9, 2007)

Professional Activities:
Presentations Public Choice Society Conference (Nashville, 2003)
American Political Science Association Conference (Philadelphia, 2003)
Economic Science Association Conference (Atlanta, 2006)
Association for Public Economic Theory Conference (Hanoi, 2006)
Eastern Economics Association Conference (New York, 2007)
UPF Workshop on Human Capital, Inequality, and Gender (Barcelona, 2007)