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发展经济学workshop:Land Tenure Legacy, Constraints on Executives and Economic Development: Evidence from China
发布日期：2017-11-22 04:09 来源：大陆成人直播-成人直播中文
时间：2017年11月22日（周三）13：30－15：00 pm
地点：北大国发院/中国经济研究中心小教室
主持人：张晓波、李力行、席天扬
主讲人：郭迪(香港大学)
题目：Land Tenure Legacy, Constraints on Executives and Economic Development: Evidence from China
摘要：This study examines the long-run impacts of land tenure structure which lasted for over a thousand years in in history, on the economic development across prefectures in China. Results indicate that prefectures with more concentrated land ownership in pre-modern China experience stronger development measured by per capita farm wage in 1930s, per capita GDP in 2000s and the share of FDI and the private sector in the economy in 2000s. Using data from 14th to 19th centuries to explore the mechanisms through which the land tenure influences persist, we show that land tenure in history affects economic development mainly through the constraints on executives imposed by the grassroots society led by the landed gentry. Grassroots societies in prefectures with more concentrated land ownership are more likely to resist against the state exploitation than prefectures with less concentrated land ownership in both pre-modern and contemporary China. We evident that the constraints on executives survive the socialist regime through the influences of lineage system, which is embedded in the daily life of the Chinese societies with gentry-landlord as the core.
主讲人简介：Dr. Di Guo is a Research Fellow at the Centre of China Finance Research (CCFR), the University of Hong Kong. Before joint CCFR, she was an Assistant Professor at the School of Business, the University of Hong Kong. She has a PhD in Management from the University of Edinburgh. She had extensive industry experience as a middle and senior level manager in international trading, information technology and business consultancy in China before she pursued academic career. Her research focuses on Entrepreneurship and Innovation and Political Economy. Specifically, she is interested in how institutions, particularly legal and political institutions, affect the incentives of business players in innovation activities and performance.
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发展经济学workshop:Land Tenure Legacy, Constraints on Executives and Economic Development: Evidence from China
发布日期：2017-11-22 04:09 来源：大陆成人直播-成人直播中文
时间：2017年11月22日（周三）13：30－15：00 pm
地点：北大国发院/中国经济研究中心小教室
主持人：张晓波、李力行、席天扬
主讲人：郭迪(香港大学)
题目：Land Tenure Legacy, Constraints on Executives and Economic Development: Evidence from China
摘要：This study examines the long-run impacts of land tenure structure which lasted for over a thousand years in in history, on the economic development across prefectures in China. Results indicate that prefectures with more concentrated land ownership in pre-modern China experience stronger development measured by per capita farm wage in 1930s, per capita GDP in 2000s and the share of FDI and the private sector in the economy in 2000s. Using data from 14th to 19th centuries to explore the mechanisms through which the land tenure influences persist, we show that land tenure in history affects economic development mainly through the constraints on executives imposed by the grassroots society led by the landed gentry. Grassroots societies in prefectures with more concentrated land ownership are more likely to resist against the state exploitation than prefectures with less concentrated land ownership in both pre-modern and contemporary China. We evident that the constraints on executives survive the socialist regime through the influences of lineage system, which is embedded in the daily life of the Chinese societies with gentry-landlord as the core.
主讲人简介：Dr. Di Guo is a Research Fellow at the Centre of China Finance Research (CCFR), the University of Hong Kong. Before joint CCFR, she was an Assistant Professor at the School of Business, the University of Hong Kong. She has a PhD in Management from the University of Edinburgh. She had extensive industry experience as a middle and senior level manager in international trading, information technology and business consultancy in China before she pursued academic career. Her research focuses on Entrepreneurship and Innovation and Political Economy. Specifically, she is interested in how institutions, particularly legal and political institutions, affect the incentives of business players in innovation activities and performance.
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