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Guoqiang Tian

Professor of Economics, Department of Economics, Texas A&M University

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Dr. Guoqiang Tian

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Department of Economics

Texas A&M University

4228 TAMU

College Station, TX 77845-4228

USA

Phone: (979)845-7393

FAX: (979)847-8757

E-mail: gtian@tamu.edu
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Ranks in Top 500 Economists in the World

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Teaching and Class Materials
Study Materials for ECON 629 (Advanced Economic Theory I) for Fall 2023
  1. COURSE SYLLABUS for ECON 629-600 (TR 11:30 am-12:45 pm), Fall 2023.
  2. Lecture Notes for Microeconomic Theory: ECON 629 (Chapters 1-5 and 10-11).
Study Materials for ECMT 660/ECON 460 (Mathematical economics) for Fall 2023
  1. COURSE SYLLABUS for ECON 660/460-600/500 (TR 1:05 pm-2:20 pm), Fall 2023.
  2. Lecture Notes for Mathematical Economics: ECMT 660/ECON 460.
Study Materials for ECON 323 (Intermediate Microeconomic Theory) for Spring 2023
  1. COURSE SYLLABUS for ECON 323-505 (MW 11:30 am-12:45 pm), Spring 2023.
  2. Lecture Notes for Intermediate Microeconomic Theory (ECON 323).
Study Materials for ECON 631 (Advanced Economic Theory III) for Fall 2022
  1. COURSE SYLLABUS for ECON 631-600 (TR 9:55-11:10 am), Fall 2022.
  2. Lecture Notes for Microeconomic Theory: ECON 631 (Chapters 16-22).
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Books Published
China's Reform: History, Logic, and Future, (with Xudong Chen), Springer (joint with SJTUP), 2022. This book is about where to go and what to do in China's reform. It reviews and grasps China's reform through a qualitative analysis of economic theories and an empirical analysis of statistics from a historical perspective spanning over 180 years. We provide valuable insights and formulate institutional reform suggestions on how China realizes a successful social transformation and achieves benign and sustainable economic development, social harmony, democracy, and the rule of law in order to integrate peacefully into the global system and become a world power trusted and supported by other nations.more>>
Collected Works of Guoqiang Tian (5 Volumes, more than 2 million words), Shanghai University of Finance and Economics Press, 2018 (in Chinese). This collection of 138 Chinese academic papers written from 1982-2018 covers a wide range of topics in China's reform and opening-up, addresses major issues arising in this 40-year journey through a comprehensive analysis from theory, practice and history, and provides practical policy suggestions.
Advanced Microeconomics, China Renmin University Press, 2016 (in Chinese). Based on the lecture notes at TAMU, it has been developed over the past ten years with numerous revisions and nearly doubled contents (more than 1,100 pages). This book embraces various fields and the recent development of microeconomic theory, including dynamic mechanism design theory, auction theory, matching theory, etc. It fills the vacancy of Chinese elements, and advocates pursuing academics with deep thoughts and for deep thoughts.
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CV: Full Version Vitae (in English), Brief-Resume (in Chinese)

Department of Economics | Texas A&M University | 4228 TAMU | College Station, TX 77845-4228 | USA

Bio: Dr. Guoqiang Tian, Professor of Economics, is an economic theorist with broad research interests focusing on mechanism design theory, game theory, auction theory, matching theory, mathematical economics, economic transition and the Chinese economy. He is currently working on mechanism design in various settings including optimal and dynamic contract design, the existence of Nash equilibrium in discontinuous games, auction with participation costs, matching issues, full characterization on fixed-point theorems and related theorems, and China's reform. Professor Tian is a recipient of the 2015 Sun Yefang Award -- the highest honor in economic science in China for his book "China's Reform: History, Logic, and Future", and the Annual Great Thinker award by the China Business Network in 2016. He serves as Editor of International Studies of Economics (formerly Frontiers of Economics in China) and Co-editor of Annals of Economics and Finance.

  1. "Participation Constraints in the First-Price Auctions," (with Xiaoyong Cao, Shao-Chieh Hsueh and Wei Wang), International Journal of Game Theory , forthcoming. pdf.
  2. "Voting over Selfishly Optimal Income Tax Schedules with Tax-driven Migrations," (with Darong Dai), Social Choice and Welfare, 60 (2023), 183-235. pdf.
  3. "Optimal Interregional Redistribution and Local Budget Rules with Multidimensional Heterogeneity," (with Darong Dai), Review of Economic Design, 27 (2023), 79-124. pdf.
  4. "Dynamic Mechanism Design on Social Networks," (with Dawen Meng and Lei Sun), Games and Economic Behavior, 131 (2022), 84-120. pdf.
  5. "Reputation and Liability in Experience Goods Markets with Imperfect Monitoring," (with Yizheng Chen and Jingkui Li), Economics Letters, 220 (2022), Article 110854. pdf.
  6. "Optimal Regional Insurance Provision: Do Federal Transfers Complement Local Debt?" (with Darong Dai, Weige Huang and Liqun Liu), Journal of Economics, 137 (2022), 35-80. pdf.
  7. "Propelling Steady Growth and High-quality Development through Deeper Reform and More Comprehensive Opening up: Outlook, Policy Simulations, and Reform Implementation - A Summary of the Annual SUFE Macroeconomic Report (2021-2022)," (with Kevin X.D. Huang and Lin Zhao), International Studies of Economics, 17 (2022), 2-20. pdf.
  8. "The Competitive and Welfare Effects of Long-term Contracts with Network Externalities and Bounded Rationality," (with Dawen Meng), Economic Theory, 72 (2021), 337–375. pdf.
  9. "Toward Longer Investment: Is an Inclusive Regime Always Better than an Authoritarian One?" (with Darong Dai), Economic Modelling, 98 (2021), 41–68. pdf.
  10. "On the Ratifiability of Efficient Cartel Mechanisms in First-Price Auctions with Participation Costs and Information Leakage," (with Xiaoyong Cao and Shao-Chieh Hsueh), Oxford Economic Papers, 73 (2021), 446-459. pdf.
  11. "From Industrial Policy to Competition Policy: A Discussion based on Two Debates," China Economic Review, 62 (2020), Article 101505. pdf.
  12. "On the Efficiency of Wage-Setting Mechanisms with Search Frictions and Human Capital Investment," (with Darong Dai), Annals of Economics and Finance, 21 (2020), 1-40. pdf.
  13. "Relativity, Mobility, and Optimal Nonlinear Income Taxation in an Open Economy," (with Darong Dai and Wenzheng Gao), Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, 172 (2020), 57-82. pdf.
  14. "State Aid in Government Procurement," (with Xiaoyong Cao and Jiong Gong), The World Economy, 00 (2020), 1-14. pdf.
  15. "Promote Competitive Neutrality to Facilitate China's Economic Development: Outlook, Policy Simulations, and Reform Implementation - A Summary of the Annual SUFE Macroeconomic Report (2019–2020)," (with Kevin X.D. Huang and Zixi Liu), Frontiers of Economics in China, 15 (2020), 1-24. pdf.
  16. "Optimal Interregional Redistribution and Local Borrowing Rules under Migration and Asymmetric Information," (with Darong Dai and Liqun Liu), Journal of Public Economic Theory, 21 (2019), 1266-1285. pdf.
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  1. "Matching within Limited Distance," (with Zhen Huang), revised and resubmitted to Social Choice and Welfare, 2024. pdf.
  2. "Voting on Redistribution with Retaining Top Talent," (with Darong Dai), March, 2023. pdf.
  3. "Participation Constraints in First-Price Auctions,” (with Xiaoyong Cao, Shao-Chieh Hsueh and Wei Wang), September, 2022/revised April, 2023. pdf.
  4. "Relativity, Inequality, and Optimal Taxation of Internationally Mobile Top Incomes," (with Darong Dai), June, 2022/revised March, 2023. pdf.
  5. "Voting over Selfishly Optimal Income Tax Schedules with Participation Constraints," (with Darong Dai), December, 2022. pdf.
  6. "Reputation and Liability in Experience Goods Markets with Imperfect Monitoring," (with Yizheng Chen and Jingkui Li), June, 2022. Economics Letters, 220 (2022), Article 110854. pdf.
  7. "Stability and Efficiency in Dynamic Matching with Transfers," (with Yizheng Chen), October, 2019/revised September, 2022. pdf.
  8. "Optimal Interregional Redistribution and Local Budget Rules with Multidimensional Heterogeneity," (with Darong Dai), February, 2021/revised December, 2021. Review of Economic Design, 27 (2023), 79-124. pdf.
  9. "Optimal Regional Insurance Provision: Do Federal Transfers Complement Local Debt?" (with Darong Dai, Weige Huang and Liqun Liu), September, 2019/revised December, 2021. Journal of Economics, 137 (2022), 35-80. pdf.
  10. "From Industrial Policy to Competition Policy: A Discussion based on Two Debates," September, 2019/June, 2020. China Economic Review, 62 (2020), Article 101505. pdf.
  11. "Voting over Selfishly Optimal Income Tax Schedules with Tax-Driven Migrations, (with Darong Dai)",July, 2018/revised January, 2020.Social Choice and Welfare, 60 (2023), 183-235. pdf.
  12. "The Competitive and Welfare Effects of Long-term Contracts with Network Externalities and Bounded Rationality," (with Dawen Meng), August, 2013/revised October, 2019. Economic Theory, 72 (2021), 337–375. pdf.
  13. "On Responsiveness of Two Competing Mechanisms to Affirmative Action in School Choice,” (with Zhenhua Jiao and Ziyang Shen), October, 2016/revised August, 2019. pdf.
  14. "Relativity, Mobility, and Optimal Nonlinear Income Taxation in an Open Economy," (with Darong Dai and Wenzheng Gao), April, 2017/revised January, 2020. Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, 172 (2020), 57-82. pdf.
  15. "On the Ratifiability of Efficient Cartel Mechanisms in First-Price Auctions with Participation Costs and Information Leakage," (with Xiaoyong Cao and Shao-Chieh Hsueh), January, 2013/revised October, 2018. Oxford Economic Papers, 73(1) (2021), 446-459. pdf.
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  1. "Reform Radically: How to Optimize the Localization of Academic Tenure System," (with Yue Lin), Exploration and Free Views, 7 (2023), 132-144+179. pdf.
  2. "Three Major Changes and Some Thoughts on Strategies to Revitalize China's Economy," Academic Monthly, 5 (2023), 36-44. pdf.
  3. "Local Government Debt and Interbank Business: Theoretical Analysis and Empirical Evidence," (with Xuxia Zhao), China Economic Quarterly, 1 (2023), 159-176. pdf.
  4. "Local Government Debt Expansion and Bank Risk-taking: Theoretical Simulation and Empirical Evidence," (with Shuangjian Li), Economic Research Journal, 5 (2022), 34-50. (the best Chinese economics journal). pdf.
  5. "How to Pursue Progress while Maintaining Stability and Promote High-quality Development for China's Economy," (with Xudong Chen), Academic Monthly, 6 (2022), 34-46. pdf.
  6. "Overseas Faculty Recruitment in the New Era: Challenges and Countermeasures -- A Survey Study of Overseas Faculty Members in 7 Chinese Universities," (with Yue Lin and Xudong Chen), Higher Education Review, 2 (2021), 146-158. pdf.
  7. "Original Studies on the Law of China's Economic Development," (with Yanbin Chen et al.), Journal of Management Sciences in China, 8 (2021), 84-90. pdf.
  8. "Thinking Mode and Key Research Methods of Chinese Economics," Exploration and Free Views, 8 (2021), 18-24+177. pdf.
  9. "Smooth Economic Circulation: Difficulties and Breakthroughs," People's Tribune: Frontiers, 5 (2021), 6-14. pdf.
  10. "Long-Range Objectives Through the Year 2035 and Three Elements of State Governance and Development," Economic Research Journal, 56 (2021), 14-18. (the best Chinese economics journal). pdf.
  11. "Economic Policy Uncertainty and the Creation of Bank Liquidity: Empirical Evidence from China," (with Shuangjian Li), Economic Research Journal, 11(2020), 19-35. (the best Chinese economics journal) pdf.
  12. "Bank Competition and Bank Risk-taking Channel of Monetary Policy: Theoretical and Empirical Analysis," (with Shuangjian Li), Management World, 4 (2020), 149-167. pdf.
  13. "Short-term Measures and Suggestions on Government, Market and Social Governance During Epidemic Challenge," Journal of Hubei University of Economics, 2 (2020), 5-9. pdf.
  14. "Report of China Macroeconomic Analysis and Forecast (2019-2020)," (with China Macroeconomic Analysis and Forecast project team), New Finance, 2 (2020), 12-16. pdf.
  15. "China's Reform and Opening-up and Great Power Strategy in the Changing Global Landscape," Social Science Front, 12 (2019), 60-66. pdf.
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