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The 7th China Behavioral and Experimental Economics Forum (ChinaBEEF) was held at SCNU from April 12 to 13, with the theme of "Behavioral Economic Science in the Digital Age". Around 140 experts and scholars of behavioral and experimental economics from over 50 universities across the country gathered to discuss the latest topics in this field.
SCNU vice president Wang Chunchao delivers a speech at the forum.
Wang Chunchao, vice president of SCNU, welcomed all the participants and praised the pivotal role of the forum in promoting theoretical innovation and cultivating talent. He said that hosting this forum recognizes SCNU's achievements in the field of economics and will contribute to the further integration and collaborative development of economics and psychology. SCNU will promote high-level research in behavioral and experimental economics to support the nation's high-quality development.
Wang Xianghong, secretary general of ChinaBEEF, gives a speech at the forum.
Wang Xianghong, secretary general of ChinaBEEF, expressed her sincere gratitude to SCNU for the meticulous preparation of the forum. She stated that the forum would remain committed to the core mission of advancing the development of behavioral and experimental economics and nurturing talents, and expressed the hope that the forum would serve as an effective academic platform.
Dean of the School of Economics and Management Peng Biyu expresses his gratitude and shared his ideas.
Peng Biyu, dean of the School of Economics and Management, expressed his gratitude for the longstanding support for the development of economics. He also noted that through this forum, the school will continue to advance interdisciplinary collaboration and application-oriented research, boosting innovative progress in behavioral and experimental economics in China.
Participants listen carefully to a presentation during one of the parallel sessions.
This forum featured 8 keynote sessions and 18 parallel sessions, including a dedicated session for English-language papers. Nearly 90 papers were presented by participants from over 30 institutions in the parallel sessions. The keynote speech covered the identification of behavioral economics paradigms and theories, experimental research on AI and large language models (LLMs) in relation to human behavior, as well as livelihood issues such as employment and healthcare.
This forum was jointly hosted by the Council of ChinaBEEF, the School of Economics and Management and the Key Lab for Behavioral Economic Science and Technology at SCNU. The event would significantly strengthen academic ties between SCNU's economics discipline and the domestic scholarly community, and jointly advance the development of behavioral and experimental economics in China.
Source from SCNU News Center
Translated by Ye Lei, Zhu Ying
Proofread by Edwin Baak
Edited by Li Jianru
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