Huiting Tian
Associate Professor of Economics and Business Economics; James R. Wilson Chair in Business Economics
Biography
Courses Taught
- Principles of Economics
- Quantitative Methods
- Money and Capital Markets
- Corporate Finance
- Portfolio Theory and Analysis
Selected Publications & Presentations
My recent article, which is published in the Journal of Productivity Analysis, finds that information asymmetry affects the productivity of Chinese firms, depending on firms' technology intensity.
Independent Study Advising
- Qicheng Cai. 2026. "Constructing a Chinese All-Weather Strategy: Risk Parity and Momentum Overlays in Continuous Futures Markets"
- Stuart Bovich. 2026. "Making A More Desirable Film: How Increasing the Budget Allocated Towards Below-the-Line Costs Affects Return on Investment"
- Dechasa, Noah. 2025. "Transparency in Action: Evaluating the Influence of Taxpayer Receipt Initiatives on Public Trust in"
- Schiffrik, Claira. 2023. "Don’t Fight the Fed? An Analysis of the Role of Monetary Policy in the Formation of Bubbles in the Housing Market"
- Huth, Lea. 2022. "Optimal Corporate Debt Structure: A Study of How Debt Financing Impacts Public Oil and Gas Firm Profitability in the US"
- Myers, Zach. 2021. "An Investigation of the Impact of Broad-Based Stock Option Incentive Plans on the Rate of Voluntary Employee Turnover"
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