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Richard B. Freeman: Robots will Mitigate Aging, and Increase Inequality

The prospect of the market demand for elderly care robots brought about by the increasing demand of aging population is considered to be one of the hot topics in the future

02 Apr 2022

Claudia Goldin: It Is Impossible to Solve the Aging issue by Increasing Fertility Rate

First female tenured professor Claudia Goldin to discuss the influence of population aging on the female

08 Mar 2022

Charles Goodhart & Manoj Pradhan: Aging China Will bring the World into Another Globalization

They argue that there are at least two sources of capital flows that could make China s pension system larger

01 Mar 2022

Ginger Jin: the Essence of Privacy is to Let Customers Know What to Do with It

which restrictions target market failures? Why the formulated restrictions will effectively solve the targeted market failures? These restrictions may have what unexpected consequences?

20 Jan 2022

A New Milestone of Collaboration Between PHBS and LSE

Peking University HSBC Business School (PHBS) and Confucius Institute for Business London (CIBL) at London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)

19 Jan 2022

China's 2021 GDP Growth likely to Reach 8%: PHBS Think Tank Report

China& 39;s GDP growth rate in 2021 is likely to be 8%, with a projected 3 7% growth in Q4, according to a re

10 Jan 2022

Nicholas Ruck: Living with Variety and Always Exploring

“PKU has brought me an entrance into China that I wouldn’t have been able to receive elsewhere,” said Nicholas

04 Jan 2022

PHBS Holds 2022 New Year Party Themed "Wisdom Leads to the Future"

Faculty, students, guests and alumni converged to celebrate the achievements in the past year and welcome the New Year

24 Dec 2021

Rogier Creemers: Data Protection and Reallocation Should Have Equal Importance

The core of digital sovereignty is actually data sovereignty

10 Dec 2021

Professor Choi's research: Recent advances on the stochastic-alpha-beta-rho (SABR) model

The Black-Scholes (BS) model has been the standard option pricing model in the past few decades But the model

08 Dec 2021

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