Will Hong Kong continue to be a vital global business hub?
Guofu Tan, Disucussant of Human Capital
Prof. Tan’s research areas include business strategy and industrial organization, antitrust and competition policy, auction theory, microeconomic theory, and the Chinese economy. His current research projects involve competition in international telephone markets, platform competition, bargaining theory with applications, and the welfare standards in China’s Anti-Monopoly Law. As a consultant, Professor Tan has provided advice to a number of public and private sector clients with respect to competition and regulatory matters in several industries. Dr. Tan is currently a Changjiang Scholar in China, an associate editor of the International Journal of Industrial Organization, referees for numerous journals, and a member of many academic organizations and committees.
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