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“Economic Adjustment and Growth in China and the European Union after the Debt Crisis” Conference Program

发布时间：2014-09-21 17:09:18

Sino-German Joint Conference on September 18-21, 2014

atWuhan University, Wuhan P.R. China

“”IN-EAST School of Advanced Studies, University of Duisburg-EssenWuhan University

Faculty of Law and Economics, Pforzheim University

Conference Program

Thursday, September 18

Afternoon Arrival in Wuhan

Transfer to HongyiHotel (Location: East Lake Road 136, Tel: 67819888)

18:00- 20:00 Welcome Dinner at Hongyi Hotel

Friday, September 19

Location for Conference: A421, 4^th Floor, Conference Room 6, Building of Economics & Management School, Wuhan University

08:30 – 09:00 Opening Remarks
Chair ： Prof.Dr.Ma Ying, Wuhan University

Speakers ：1. Prof. Dr. Li Fei, Vice president of Wuhan University

2. Prof. Dr.Dieter Cassel,University of Duisburg-Essen

3. Prof. Dr. XieDanyang, Dean of Economics & Management

School, Wuhan University

4. Prof. Dr. GuoXibao, Director of the Center for Economic Development Research, Wuhan University

09:00 – 09:15Photograph-taking

09:15 – 10:00 Session 1 （ Part one ） : ”Debt Crisis, Monetary Policy and Challenges to Economic Growthin the EU and China”

(35-40 minutes for each lecture, 10-5minutes for discussion and questions)

Chair: Prof.Dr. Dieter Cassel , Duisburg-Essen University

China: Challenges and Opportunities

Prof. Dr. XieDanyang, Wuhan University

Discussant: Prof. Dr. Wolf Scaefer, Hamburg University

10:00-12:30 Visit to Dongfeng Motor Group Company

12:30-13:30 Lunch

15 :00 – 16:30 Session 1 （ Part Two ） : ”Debt Crisis, Monetary Policy and Challenges to Economic Growthin the EU and China”

(35-40 minutes for each lecture, 10-5 minutes for discussion and questions)

Chair:Prof.Dr.Dieter Cassel, Duisburg-Essen University

The Role of the ECB in Managing the EU Debt Crisis

Prof. Dr. Dirk Wentzel , Pforzheim University

Discussant: Dr. Huang Shaoming, Vice Chairman of Chinese Financial Association of Hong Kong (CFAHK),Senior Economist, Bank of China (Hong Kong) Limited,

The Prospects of the Eurozone Monetary Policy in the Future

Dr. Huang Shaoming, Vice Chairman of Chinese Financial Association of Hong Kong (CFAHK),Senior Economist, Bank of China (Hong Kong) Limited

Discussant: Prof. Dr. Dirk Wentzel, Pforzheim University

16: 30-16:15 Coffee and Tea Break

17:15-18:45 Session 2: ”TheChangingTrend of Euro and the Dynamics of RMB Exchange Rete”

Chair Prof.Dr.Du Julan , The Chinese University of Hongkong

How can the EURO Survive? Options for the European Monetary Union after the Debt Crisis

Prof. Dr. Wolf Schäfer, Hamburg University

Discussant: Prof. Dr. Pan Min, Wuhan University

The Asymmetric Influences of the Yuan Appreciation on China’s Regional Imbalance: An Empirical Analysis Based on MS-VAR Model

Prof.Dr.Pan Min , Wuhan University

Discussant: Prof.Dr.Du Julan, The Chinese University ofHongkong

!8:45-20:30 Welcome Banquet

Saturday, September 20

9:30-16:00 German delegates’ spouses visit Hubei Historical Museum, hearing the chime bells performance and go shopping at Mid-South Commercial Mall

08.30 – 10:45Session 3: “Regional Disparities in China: From Perspectives of the Local Government Competition and FDI ”

(35 -40 minutes for each lecture, 10-5 minutes for discussion and questions)

Chair: Prof. Dr. Wolf Schaefer, Hamburg University

The Hypothesis of Political Promotion for Local Government Officials and the Regional Disparities in China

Prof.Dr.Ma Ying&Dr.Li Jing, Wuhan University

Discussant:Alexander Haering, University of Duisburg-Essen

Circuitous Horizontal Spillover in FDI: An Investigation Based on Local Suppliers in China

Prof.Dr.Du Julan, TheChinese University Of Hongkong

Discussant: Prof. Dr.Thomas Apolte , University of Muenster

The Influence of FDI from Different Sources on China Carbon Emission:

An Empirical Analysis

Prof. Dr. Qi Shaozhou&Dr. Li Kai,Wuhan University

Discussant: Prof. Dr. NingZhong , FudanUniversity

10:45-11:00 Coffee and Tea Break

11:00-12: 30 Section 4: “Risk, Trust and Economic Development”

(35-40 minutes for each lecture, 10-5 minutes for discussion and questions)

Chair: Prof.Dr.Pan Min, Wuhan University

Game-Theoretic Reflections on the Relevance of
Guanxi-Networks in a Changing Socio-Economic Environment

Prof.Dr.Markus Taube, University of Duisburg-Essen

Discussant: Prof.Dr.Wang Jinchao, Wuhan University

A Evaluation Model of Imported Food Risk and Case Study Based on Rough Set Theory

Wen Jiandong,

12: 30 – 14: 00Lunch

Afternoon

14: 00-16: 15 Session 5: ”Macroeconomic Trends, Social Stability and Economic Development”

(35-40 minutes for each lecture, 10-5 minutes for discussion and questions)

Chair: Prof. Dr. Dirk Wenezel, Pforzheim University

China`s Next Generation of Reforms: Addressing Vulnerabilities

and Imbalances

Dr. Alfred Schipke, IMF Senior Resident Representative to China, Beijing

Discussant: Prof. Dr. KuehYak Yeow, New Asia College, The Chinese University of Hong Kong(Prof. Du Julanreads out a written comment by Prof. Keuh)

Public Investment and its Impact on Industrial Restructuring: A Survey of Structural Effects of 4 trillion Yuan Economic Stimulus Package in China

Prof. Dr. Wei Long&Wang Lei,Wuhan University of Technology

Discussant: Prof. Dr. GuoXibao, Wuhan University

Youth Bulges, Insurrections, and Politico-Economic Institutions
Prof.Dr.Thomas Apolte, University of Muenster

Discussant: Prof.Dr.Ma Ying, Wuhan University

16: 15-16: 30 Coffee and Tea Break

16: 30-18: 45 Section 6: “Industrial Overcapacities and Industrial Policy in China”

(35-40 minutes for each lecture, 10-5 minutes for discussion and questions)

Chair: Prof. Dr. Thomas Apolte, University of Muenster

Industrial Policy, Governmental Guidance and the Issue of Industrial Overcapacities in China

Prof. Dr. Markus Taube, University of Duisburg-Essen

Discussant: Prof. Dr. ZhongChunping, National Academy of Economic Strategy (NAES), Chinese Academy of Social Sciences

Rethinking the Industrial Policy in China

Prof. Dr. Zhang Jianhua, Huazhong University of Science & Technology

Discussant: Prof. Dr. WangJinchao, Wuhan University

Misunderstanding on “Excess Capacity” in China and Our Opinions

Prof.Dr.ZhongChunping, National Academy of Economic Strategy (NAES), Chinese Academy of Social Sciences

Discussant: Prof.Dr.Markus Taube, University of Duisburg-Essen

18: 45-20: 00 Supper

Sunday, September 21

08:30-10: 00 Section 7: “Trade Relationships and Distribution of Income”

(35-40 minutes for each lecture, 10-5 minutes for discussion and questions)

Chair:Prof.Dr.NingZhong,Fudan University

Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP): Effects for Chinese Trade Policy

Prof. Dr. Dirk Wentzel, Pforzheim University

Discussant: Prof.Dr. Li Zhuo,Wuhan University

IncomeDistributionalEffects Puzzle of Open-up Strategy:

Why China is the Exception of Stolper-Samuelson Theorem?

Prof. Dr. Li Zhuo, Wuhan University

Discussant: Prof. Dr.Zhang Jianhua, Huazhong University of Science &Technology

10:00-10:15 Coffee and Tea Break

10:15-11:45Session8: “The Effects of Education on Income and Employment Quality in the Urbanization in Europe and China”

(35-40 minutes for each lecture, 10-5 minutes for discussion and questions)

Chair: Prof.Dr.Markus Taube ,University of Duisburg-Essen

Prof.Dr. Yang Yanlin, Wuhan University

Discussant: Prof.Dr.Li Xuesong , Wuhan University

How Education Effects Income in Europe? An Instrumental Variable Approach using Share Data

Alexander Haering, University of Duisburg-Essen

Discussant: Dr. Li Kai, Wuhan University

11:45 – 12:00 Closing Remarks
Prof.Dr.Markus Taube, University of Duisburg-Essen
Prof.Dr.Ma Ying, Wuhan University

12:00-13:00Lunch

Afternoon Visit to the Yellow Crane Tower and Guiyuan Buddhist Temple

18:00 Dinnerat “Clouds-gathering Vegetarian Diet Restaurant”

Monday, September 22

Morning Departure of Overseas Participants