Lingbo Huang
Lingbo Huang

Professor of Economics

Shandong University

About Me

My research fields are behavioral and experimental economics. My main research interests include human behavior in cooperation and conflict, distributive justice, charitable giving, and more recently market design.

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Interests
  • Cooperation
  • Conflict
  • Distributive Justice
  • Charitable Giving
  • Market Design
Education
  • PhD Economics

    University of Nottingham

  • MSc Behavioural Economics

    University of Nottingham

  • BA Economics (Minor in Mathematics)

    Shanghai Jiaotong University

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Recent Publications / Working Papers
(2024). 'They Never Had a Chance': Unequal Opportunities and Fair Redistributions. Economic Journal, Conditionally Accepted.
(2024). How Alliances Form and Conflict Ensues. Games and Economic Behavior, Volume 146, July 2024, 255-276.
(2024). Born to Wait? A Study on Allocation Rules in Booking Systems. R&R Production and Operations Management.
(2024). It Is Not Just About the Price: Matching Subsidies Fail When the Ask Can Be Avoided. R&R Economic Journal.
(2024). Who Stands Up to Persuade? Voluntary Influencers in Public Support for Pigouvian Taxation. R&R Economic Inquiry.