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Fan-chin Kung |
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Curriculum Vitae (PDF)
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Department of Economics and Finance |
Phone: 852-27887407 Fax: 852-27888806 kungfc(at)cityu.edu.hk personal.cityu.edu.hk/~kungfc |
Education
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Ph.D. in Economics,
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M.A. and Ph.D. Candidate in Economics,
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B.A. in Economics,
Research
Interests
· Microeconomic Theory, Public Goods Provision, Spatial Agglomeration.
Appointments
· Assistant Professor (August 2005 - Present, on leave Spring 2008, 2008 – 2009), Department of Economic and Finance, City University of Hong Kong.
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Assistant Research Fellow (July 2003 - July
2007, on leave 2005-2007),
Temporary &Visiting
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Visiting Assistant Professor (August 2008 – May
2009), Department of Economics,
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Visiting Assistant Professor (January 2008 – May
2008), Department of Economics,
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Adjunct Assistant Professor (January 2003 - May
2003), Department of Economics,
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Visiting Scholar (July 2002 - June 2003), Department
of Economics,
Publications
· “Coalition Formation with Local Public Goods and Group-Size Effect,” International Journal of Game Theory, forthcoming.
· “Private Benefits, Warm Glow and Reputation in the Free and Open Source Software Production Model” (with J. Conley), Journal of Public Economic Theory, special issue, T. Bergstrom ed., forthcoming.
· “Bifurcations in Regional Migration Dynamics” (with M. Berliant), Regional Science and Urban Economics 39 (6), 714-720, 2009.
· “Voluntary Contributions to Multiple Public Goods in a Production Economy with Widespread Externalities,” Journal of Mathematical Economics 44(12), 1364-1378, 2008.
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“The Indeterminacy of
· “An Algorithm for Stable and Equitable Coalition Structures with Public Goods,” Journal of Public Economic Theory 8(3), 345-355 (lead article), 2006.
Working Papers
· “A Spatial Network Approach to Urban Configurations” (with P. Wang), November 2008, under review.
· “Can Information Asymmetry Cause Agglomeration?” (with M. Berliant), January 2009, under review.
· “The Formation of Collective Decision-Making Units: Stability and a Solution,” June 2002.
Work in Progress
· Coalition Formation with Asymmetric Information (with M. Wooders).
· Leadership in Voluntary Contributions to Public Projects (with J. Conley).
· Competitive Equilibrium with General Externalities.
· Endogenous Formation of Public Good Jurisdictions.
· Providing Public Goods with Congestion” (with B-G. Ju).
· Providing Public Goods under Risk.
· Risk Preferences, Deductible Choice and Flood Insurance Coverage (with C. Landry and M. Jahan-Parvar).
Professional Activities
Conference Presentations
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Society for the Advancement of Economic Theory
(SAET) Conference
on Current Trends in Economics:
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Econometric Society North American Winter
Meetings:
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International Meetings of the Association for
Public Economic Theory: Vanderbilt U (Jul 2007),
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Midwest
Economic Theory and International Economics Meetings: UIUC (May 2008), U of
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North American Meetings of the Regional Science
Association International:
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European Workshop on General Equilibrium Theory:
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Asian Workshop on General Equilibrium Theory:
National U of
· Coalition Theory Network Workshops: U of Paris I (Jan 2005).
· Far Eastern Meetings of the Econometric Society: Academia Sinica (Jul 2007).
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Meetings of the Public Choice Society and
Economic Science Association:
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Seminars
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Vanderbilt U (2008S), East Carolina U (2008S),
Korea U (2007S), National U of Singapore (2007S), U of Hong Kong (2007S,
2006S), Washington U (2005S), City U of Hong Kong (2005S), U of Kansas (2004F),
SUNY at Buffalo (2003S); Tam-Kang U (2005S), Cheng-Chi U (2004F), Central U
(2004S), Taipei U (2003F), National Taiwan U (2002S, 2001S).
Refereeing
· Econometrica, Economics Bulletin, Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control, Journal of Mathematical Economics, Journal of Public Economic Theory, Journal of Regional Science, Journal of Urban Economics, Pacific Economic Review, Papers in Regional Science, Taiwan Economic Review, Discrete Dynamics in Nature and Society, National Science Council of Taiwan Research Grants.
Memberships
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Econometric Society, Association for Public
Economic Theory, Regional Science Association International,
Research
Grants
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Research Granting Council of
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City U of Hong Kong
Research Grants: SRG-7001914 (2006-2008), NSSG-7200062 (2006-2008).
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National Science Council of
Teaching
Interests
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Microeconomics,
Public Economics, Game Theory, Urban Economics, Political Economy, Mathematical
Economics.
Supervising
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M Phil Panel Member, City U of
· Undergraduate Project (EF4300) supervisor, City U of Hong Kong (Fall 2006).
· MA Defense Committee, National Cheng-Chi U (2004-2005).
Service
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EMBA instructor (FB5802I), City U of Hong Kong:
ICBC&INVESCO Senior Executive Training Program,
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Department representative, City U of Hong Kong:
China International Education Exhibition Tour,
· Committee member, ECU: PhD Course Development Committee – Micro Theory (2008-2009).
· Committee member, Academia Sinica: Recruiting Committee (2004-2005), Computer Committee (2004-2005), Welfare Committee (2004-2005).
References
· Marcus Berliant,a (314) 935-8486, berliant@artsci.wustl.edu
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John Conley,b (615) 3222920,
· Chung-Ming Kuan, c (886)227822791 ext 600, ckuan@econ.sinica.edu.tw
· John Nachbar,a (314) 935-5612, nachbar@artsci.wustl.edu
· Norman Schofield,a (314) 935-4774, schofld@artsci.wustl.edu
· Ping Wang,a (314) 935-5632, pingwang@artsci.wustl.edu
a Dept. of Economics, Washington University, Campus Box 1208, One Brookings Drive, St. Louis, MO 63130-4899.
b Dept. of Economics,
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