Upcoming Webinar: "Government, Taxation, and the Market"
Lectures in Government and Economics No. 30
On May 20, 2026, the Society for the Analysis of Government and Economics (SAGE) will host an online lecture entitled "Government, Taxation, and the Market." This lecture will be presented by Fan Ziming, Dean of School of Public Economics and Administration at the Shanghai University of Finance and Economics. The webinar represents the thirtieth installment in SAGE's Lectures in Government and Economics Series.
Topic: Government, Taxation, and the Market
Lecturer: Fan Ziming, Dean of School of Public Economics and Administration at the Shanghai University of Finance and Economics
Moderator: Li Bing, Researcher at Tsinghua University's Academic Center for Chinese Economic Practice and Thinking (ACCEPT)
Organizers: Society for the Analysis of Government and Economics (SAGE) and Academic Center for Chinese Economic Practice and Thinking (ACCEPT)
Time: May 20 (Wednesday), 20:00 - 21:30
Language: Chinese
Note: In addition to the live broadcast feed, the post-event video replay will also be available on the Xueshuo website. To access media resources on the Xueshuo academic knowledge sharing platform, simply click the link above, register and log in using an email address or phone number.
Speaker Bio:
Fan Ziying is currently the dean of the School of Public Economics and Administration, the dean of the Fullgoal Institute for ESG Research, professor and doctoral supervisor at the Shanghai University of Finance and Economics. He is the leader of the third batch of National Institutions of Higher Learning Huang Da Nian Shi Faculty Team” and a Changjiang Distinguished Professor of the Ministry of Education. Fan has been engaged in research and teaching in the field of public finance and taxation for many years, having published more than 80 academic papers in authoritative academic journals at home and abroad, such as the American Economic Review, Management Science, Social Sciences in China, Economic Research Journal, and Management World. His research has garnered first and second prizes from China’s Ministry of Education and Shanghai’s Municipal People’s Government, with many of his expert recommendations having previously been taken into consideration among China’s central authorities.
