- 2015-12-10
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- Xavier Gabaix，1971年生，法国国籍，法国人，1995年获得法国ECOLE NORMALE SUPÉRIEURE数学学士、数学硕士，1999年获得哈佛大学经济学博士，博士导师组Advisors: Robert Barro, John Campbell, Dona...ld Davis, Edward Glaeser。
1998-99年他在芝加哥大学经济系做博士后，1999-2007年他在麻省理工学院经济系任教：1999-2004年为助理教授，2004-2007年为副教授。2007年纽约大学斯特恩商学院金融系挖来当金融学副教授，并任教至今：2009年晋升为金融学正教授，2010年晋升为金融学讲座教授（Martin J. Gruber Professor of Finance）。
2011年获得美国金融学会颁发的Fischer Black Prize。
2011年获得Bernacer Prize for best European economist under
40 working in macroeconomics /finance。
2011年获得Best Young French Economist Prize。
他讲授如下课程：
Behavioral Economics and Finance, Undergraduate (2004-2005
teaching rating: 6.8 out of 7; the highest rating amongst
MIT undergraduate economics courses that year)
Intermediate Macroeconomics, Undergraduate
Behavioral Economics and Finance, Graduate
Advanced Finance, Graduate
Xavier Gabaix主页： http://pages.stern.nyu.edu/~xgabaix/
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- Harrison Hong是普林斯顿大学经济系经济学和金融学讲席教授。2009年美国金融学会将该学会2002年设立的Fischer Black Prize授予 Harrison Hong，以表彰其独创性的金融研究。该奖每两年颁发一次，颁发给40岁以下，对金融理论和实践做出突出贡献的人士。...
他的研究兴趣为： behavioral finance and stock market efficiency; asset pricing and trading under market imperfections; incentives and biases in decision making; organizational form and performance; and social interaction and markets.
他出生于1970年，1992年从加州大学伯克利分校本科毕业，获得经济学和统计学学士，还是数学学士。他是加州大学伯克利分校最高荣誉的本科毕业生。之后进入麻省理工学院经济系攻读博士，1997年获得经济学博士，导师为著名金融学家王江教授。之后进入斯坦福大学商学院金融系任教，1997年至2001年担任金融学助理教授，2001年至2003年为金融学副教授。2003年至2007年在普林斯顿大学经济系担任正教授。2007年至今在普林斯顿大学经济系担任 John H. Scully ’66 Professor of Economics and Finance，也就是经济学和金融学讲席教授。
他的学术主页：http://www.princeton.edu/~hhong/
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- Tobias J. Moskowitz芝加哥大学商学院主页：
http://faculty.chicagobooth.edu/tobias.moskowitz/index.html
Tobias Jacob "Toby" Mosko...witz (born February 3, 1971) is an American financial economist and a professor at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business. He was the winner of the 2007 American Finance Association (AFA) Fischer Black Prize, awarded to a leading finance scholar under the age of 40.
Background[edit]
Moskowitz was born in 1971 in West Lafayette, Indiana, where his father was a professor of management at Purdue University. Moskowitz graduated from West Lafayette Junior-Senior High School in 1989, and then attended Purdue where he earned a B.S. in industrial management and industrial engineering (with distinction) in 1993, and a M.S. in management in 1994. He received a Ph.D. in finance from the University of California, Los Angeles Anderson School of Management in 1998.
Professional career[edit]
Moskowitz has been a faculty member at Booth since 1998. Moskowitz has published several award winning research papers and was promoted to full professor in 2005. He is currently the Professor of Finance and Neubauer Family Faculty Fellow at the Booth School of Business.[1] In 2007, he was the second winner of the Fischer Black prize.[2]
In the words of the AFA, Moskowitz was honored for "ingenious and careful use of newly available data to address fundamental questions in finance." In Moskowitz' own words, "I try to measure things that are not easy to measure."[3]Moskowitz was praised by the AFA as follows: "Professor Moskowitz accomplishes the difficult task of testing the theory while having access to much less information than is available to market participants."[4] According to the University of Chicago press release, "Moskowitz has explored topics as diverse as momentum in stock returns, local bias in investment portfolio choice, and the social effects of bank mergers. He also looked at the return to private business ownership, the trading and financing of commercial real estate, and the political economy of financial regulation."[5]
Moskowitz won the 2000 Smith-Breeden Prize for his paper "Home Bias at Home: Local Equity Preference in Domestic Portfolios" (with Joshua Coval),[6] published in the Journal of Finance and the 2005 Brattle Prize second place for "Testing Agency Theory with Entrepreneur Effort and Wealth" (with Marianne P. Bitler and Annette Vissing-Jørgensen),[7] published in the Journal of Finance. He also won 2004 and 2005 Michael Brennan Award prizes for papers published in the Review of Financial Studies.[5] His 2004 paper, "Informal Financial Networks: Theory and Evidence" (with Mark Garmaise), placed first, and his 2005 paper, "Confronting Information Asymmetries: Evidence from Real Estate Markets" (with Garmaise), was runner-up.[8]
In addition to his academic work, Moskowitz has served as a consultant to AQR Capital Management.
In 2011, Moskowitz and co-author L. Jon Wertheim published Scorecasting, a book that uses statistical and other empirical research results to analyze conventional sports wisdom.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toby_Moskowitz
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Tobias J. Moskowitz博士毕业于UCLA商学院。
February 20, 2007
Toby Moskowitz ('98) Receives 2007 Fischer Black Prize from American Finance Association
UCLA Anderson doctoral grad recognized as top, young finance scholar
LOS ANGELES – UCLA Anderson graduate Tobias (Toby) Moskowitz (’98) has received the 2007 Fischer Black Prize from the American Finance Association honoring the top finance scholar under age 40. Moskowitz, 35, received the award January 6 at the annual meeting of the American Finance Association. In presenting the award, the American Finance Association cited his, “ingenious and careful use of newly available data to address fundamental questions in finance.”
The Fischer Black Prize honors the memory of Fischer Black, formerly a general partner at Goldman Sachs and a professor at the Chicago Graduate School of Business and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, whose seminal research included the development (with Myron Scholes) of the widely applied Black-Scholes Option Pricing Model. The prize is awarded for a body of work that exemplifies the Fischer Black hallmark of original research that is relevant to finance practice. The biennial prize was first awarded in 2003. Moskowitz is only the second recipient since no winner was named in 2005.
Moskowitz completed his doctorate at UCLA Anderson in 1998 and joined the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business as an assistant professor of finance. He became a professor in 2006.
Finance professor Richard Roll, who served on Toby’s dissertation committee, remembers him as hard working, innovative and particularly strong in empirical research. “This is one of the top prizes in finance,” says Roll, “and it’s a big honor for him to win it.”
UCLA Anderson finance professor Mark Grinblatt was chairman of Moskowitz’ dissertation committee and has co-authored two papers with him. “He had a wonderful attitude,” says Grinblatt. “He was unique in that he always sought criticism for his work. It’s no surprise he’s been a tremendous success. He’s got a lot of papers and most of them appear in top journals.”
In 2004, Moskowitz and UCLA Anderson assistant professor Mark Garmaise received the Michael Brennan Prize for the year’s best paper in the Review of Financial Studies. See the link below to read this paper. The following year, they were runners-up for the same award. Garmaise notes that, "Toby has a wonderfully creative mind and pursues ideas for their intrinsic economic interest, rather than worrying about how they fit in to the existing academic literature. He's a delight to work with as a co-author."
“I try to measure things that are not easy to measure,” says Moskowitz who explains that he often uses proxies to explain financial phenomena in the absence of direct information. “Suppose you have an investor who has private information about a company,” he says. “As an outsider looking at the historical data, I have no idea what that private information is. I can’t tell if that person has good or bad information. I can only look at things like performance.
“But performance is very noisy. If there is private information, where is it most likely to emerge? Well, it would be in things that are located close to the manager. For instance, take a money manager in Los Angeles and look at the stocks that are closest in proximity.” Moskowitz found that the geographic proximity of an investor was, indeed, associated with improved stock performance.
“We used something that was measurable, geographic proximity to investments, to measure the likelihood that you would see private information or informed trading emerge there. And then we were able to identify and test it. My research can be characterized by lots of those types of experiments.
“I’ve done similar things to study lending,” he says. “When a bank considers making a loan, there’s information about the quality of the borrower that researchers don’t get to see. But I use things like zoning regulations and tax assessment practices, as well as geographic location, to identify the direction that information is flowing and measure its effects on loan contracts.”
Moskowitz notes that the Internet provides valuable sources of data for his research. “Access to data and the creation of new data sets has become much easier than it was even a decade ago,” he says. “For someone like me who does empirical work, this is a great advantage. At the same time, it imposes some costs because data on the Internet is often in different formats. So there’s now become this art of putting unique data sets together.”
Moskowitz credits Mark Grinblatt, his advisor at UCLA Anderson, with helping him develop a critical eye toward his work. “You always want to be your own worst enemy,” he says. “What you want to do is come up with an idea - and a way to test it. Then, if you get a result that confirms your hypothesis, the real work begins. You spend the next couple months thinking about how you can make this go away. Just absolutely be your own worst critic. If you’ve done your due diligence and made sure that the result is robust, and that it means what you think it means, then you can be pretty confident. This is the same speech I give my students now.”
Does the Fischer Black Prize bring added pressure? “Well,” he says, “I’m working on some things and there’s a little bit of, ‘Boy, I hope this is good.’ But that's not new. I’ve always wanted to be the best that I can be. I don’t want to write anything really bad where people say, ‘Oh, he’s checked out ... They made a mistake here.’ On the other hand, I don’t worry about that too much. I was elated to get the prize, and flattered, and I figure if I just continue doing what I always did, that should be pretty good.”
Read “Informal Financial Networks: Theory and evidence,” by Mark Garmaise & Tobias Moskowitz; The Review of Financial Studies; Winter 2003. (Winner of the 2004 Barclays Global Investors (BGI) Michael Brennan Award as best paper in the Review of Financial Studies.)
About UCLA Anderson School of Management
UCLA Anderson School of Management, established in 1935, is regarded among the very best business schools in the world. UCLA Anderson faculty are ranked #1 in "intellectual capital" by BusinessWeek and are renowned for their teaching excellence and research in advancing management thinking. Each year, UCLA Anderson provides management education to more than 1,600 students enrolled in MBA, Executive MBA, Fully-Employed MBA and doctoral programs, and to more than 2,000 professional managers through executive education programs. Combining highly selective admissions, varied and innovative learning programs, and a world-wide network of 35,000 alumni, UCLA Anderson develops and prepares global leaders.
Contact Information
Media Relations, (310) 206-7707, media.relations@anderson.ucla.edu
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- Fischer Black Prize是美国金融学会2003年设立的奖项，两年一评，颁发给40岁以下最杰出的美国金融学家。截止2015年已经有6位获奖人（2005年获奖人空缺）。
The Fischer Black Prize honors the memory of Fischer Black,... formerly a General Partner at Goldman Sachs and Professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, whose seminal research included the development (with Myron Scholes) of the widely applied Black-Scholes Option Pricing Model. The prize was established in 2002 and honors individual financial research. It is awarded for a body of work that best exemplifies the Fischer Black hallmark of developing original research that is relevant to finance practice. The winner must either be under age 40, or under age 45 for a winner who had not been awarded a Ph.D. (or equivalent) by age 35. The prize is awarded biennially at the Association's Annual Meeting.
Raghuram Rajan本科毕业于著名的印度理工学院，1991年获得MIT管理学院金融学博士学位，之后一直任教于芝加哥大学商学院，现为Eric J. Gleacher Distinguished Service Professor of Finance（on leave）。2003-2006Rajan担任IMF的首席经济学家，之后他担任印度总理及财政部的经济顾问。2013年9月4日开始，Raghuram Rajan担任第23任印度中央银行行长。
Raghuram Rajan的主要研究领域包括银行、公司金融以及金融在经济增长中的作用、金融发展的政治经济学。
Raghuram Rajan的官方主页：http://www.chicagobooth.edu/faculty/directory/r/raghuram-g-rajan
Raghuram Rajan的研究主页： http://faculty.chicagobooth.edu/raghuram.rajan/index.html
Rajan wins first Fischer Black Prize
By Jessamine Chan
Graduate School of Business
Raghuram Rajan
Raghuram Rajan, the Joseph L. Gidwitz Professor of Finance in the Graduate School of Business, has been awarded the inaugural Fischer Black Prize from the American Finance Association.
The prize, modeled along the lines of the Fields Medal in mathematics and the Clark Medal in economics, will be awarded biannually to recognize outstanding contributions to the field of finance by a person under age 40. The prize was established in honor of Fischer Black, who was a co-inventor of the Nobel-prize winning Black-Scholes-Merton options-pricing model.
Rajan received the honor while attending the American Finance Association’s annual meeting on Jan. 4, in Washington, D.C.
In announcing the award in January, George Constantinides, the Leo Melamed Professor of Finance in the GSB and chairman of the prize selection committee, said the committee unanimously chose Rajan.
“Broadly speaking, Rajan’s work examines the role of institutions in finance and their effects on economic growth,” said Constantinides. “Specifically, he has made path-breaking contributions to our knowledge of financial institutions, the workings of the modern corporation, and the causes and consequences of the development of the financial sector across countries.”
Rajan’s Ph.D. thesis pointed out the downside to cozy bank-firm relationships long before these became apparent in detailed studies of systems like Japan’s. His recent theoretical work with Douglas Diamond, the Merton H. Miller Distinguished Service Professor of Finance in the GSB, knits together the microtheory of banking with macroeconomic theory. Their research promotes greater understanding of the role banks play in the provision of liquidity, why this function makes banks so prone to systemic crises, and why changes in monetary policy have such a significant effect on bank lending.
Rajan’s current work with Luigi Zingales, the Robert C. McCormack Professor of Entrepreneurship and Finance in the GSB, details the importance of a good financial system for economic growth. In their forthcoming book, Saving Capitalism from the Capitalists, Rajan and Zingales argue that the reason why so many countries have underdeveloped financial systems despite their undoubted importance is because of the political opposition of elites who fear freeing up access to finance.
Rajan has been a member of the GSB faculty since 1991. He received a B.Tech in electrical engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology in Delhi in 1985; an M.B.A. from the Indian Institute of Management in Ahmedabad in 1987; and a Ph.D. from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1991.
- 2015-11-26
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- Yuliy Sannikov selected as 2015 Fischer Black Prize winner
Date Posted: 一月 09, 2015
AFA News
The American Finance Association&rsquo...;s Fischer Black Prize Committee has selected Professor Yuliy Sannikov of Princeton University, as the recipient of the 2015 Fischer Black Prize. The prize is awarded to the person under 40 whose work best exemplifies the Fischer Black hallmark of developing original research that is relevant to finance practice. Professor Sannikov’s work meets this high standard.
Yuliy Sannikov is a Professor of Economics at Princeton University since 2008. He works on a number of topics, including security design, contract theory, macroeconomics with financial frictions, market microstructure and game theory. Much of his work involves models that gain tractability through the use of continuous-time methods and stochastic calculus. Yuliy Sannikov received his B.A.
from Princeton in 2000 and a Ph.D. from Stanford in 2004. He participated in the Review of Economic Studies tour in 2004, was invited to give the annual Schultz lecture at the University of Chicago in 2008, was a Sloan Fellow in 2009-2011, and received the Kiel Excellence Award in Global Economic Affairs in 2014. Besides Princeton, Yuliy Sannikov has taught at MIT, NYU, Harvard, Stanford and UC Berkeley.
Fischer Black Prize是美国金融学会设立的奖项，颁发给40岁以下最杰出的美国金融学家。2015年得主为普林斯顿大学经济系教授Yuliy Sannikov 。Yuliy Sannikov 在斯坦福大学商学院经济系取得博士学位，在就读斯坦福大学之前，他是普林斯顿大学数学系的一位本科生。Yuliy Sannikov在高中时代就显示出极高的学术天分——他在高中连续三年代表乌克兰国家队参加国际中学生数学奥林匹克竞赛，三次获得个人成绩金牌。
Yuliy Sannikov 的主要研究领域包括博弈论、连续时间契约理论、公司金融、宏观金融。
Yuliy Sannikov主页：
http://www.princeton.edu/~sannikov/
Yuliy Sannikov
Professor of Economics
sannikov@gmail.com
Princeton University
Department of Economics
208 Fisher Hall
Princeton NJ 08544
Fax: (609) 258-6419
CV
Working Papers
“Moral Hazard and Long-Run Incentives.”
“The I-Theory of Money,” with Markus Brunnermeier
“Learning, Termination and Payout Policy in Dynamic Incentive Contracts,” with Peter DeMarzo
“Agency Problems, Screening and Increasing Credit Lines.”
“Efficiency in the Repeated Prisoners’ Dilemma with Private Monitoring,” with Kyna Fong, Olivier Gossner and Johannes Horner
“Dynamic Contracts: Approximate Efficiency and Flexibility,” with Kyna Fong
“Repeated Games with Imperfect Monitoring: Connection between Discrete and Continuous Time”
“Real Options in a Dynamic Agency Model, with Applications to Financial Development, IPOs, and Business Risk,” with Thomas Philippon
"Competitive Contracting and Employment Dynamics," with Day Manoli
Publications
“Optimal Security Design and Dynamic Capital Structure in a Continuous-Time Agency Model,” with Peter DeMarzo, Journal of Finance (2006)
“Games with Imperfectly Observable Actions in Continuous Time,” Econometrica (2007)
“Impossibility of Collusion under Imperfect Monitoring with Flexible Production,” with Andrzej Skrzypacz, American Economic Review (2007)
“A Continuous-Time Version of the Principal-Agent Problem,” Review of Economic Studies (2008)
“The Role of Information in Games with Frequent Actions,” with Andrzej Skrzypacz, online Appendix, Econometrica (2010)
“Reputation in Continuous-Time Games,” with Eduardo Faingold, online Appendix, Econometrica (2011), 79(3), 773-876
“Dynamic CEO Compensation,” with Alex Edmans, Xavier Gabaix and Tomasz Sadzik, Journal of Finance (2012), 67(5), 1603-1647
“An Algorithm for Two-Player Games with Perfect Monitoring,” with Dilip Abreu, forthcoming in Theoretical Economics
“A Macroeconomic Model with a Financial Sector,” with Markus Brunnermeier, forthcoming in American Economic Review
Survey Articles
“Dynamic Security Design and Corporate Financing,” forthcoming in Handbook of Economics and Finance, Volume 2
“Contracts: The Theory of Dynamic Principal-Agent Relationships and the Continuous-Time Approach”
“Macroeconomics with Financial Frictions” with Markus K. Brunnermeier and Thomas Eisenbach
- 2015-11-04
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- 学者论文哪里找，论文怎么写，会用到哪些工具？小编特地为大家整理了一些资料,包括OA论文、思路整理、词典类、制图工具类、文献生成类等方面。
OA论文平台
这绝对是可以免费下载的OA期刊论文哦。以下平台资源丰富。于是小编还是添加了几个具有代表性的OA平台。
1.PMC（Pubmed ...Cenral)
Pubmed官方系统中，将免费的全文集中在此，查pubmed同时，就能查看PMC中的免费全文。常规来说，PMC中内容已相当全面了。到2014年8月份，有320万篇免费全文在此！
2.OALib（Open Access Library）
Open AccessLibrary(OA图书馆)通过提供高质量的文档和快速响应的服务器，致力于为学术交流和进步做贡献。为大家提供200多万篇学术文章，这个数字估计在不久的将来还会增加。这里很多内容与PMC交叉。不过会收录部分没有进入pubmed的免费全文。
3.DOAJ（Directory of Open Access Journals）
DOAJ(Directory of Open Access Journal)，由瑞典的隆德大学图书馆Lund University Libraries设立于2003年5月，从最初的350种期刊开始，截至2014年8月，已收录开放存取期刊9966种、文章超过170万篇。是个很好的专门OA期刊文献检索系统，但不包括预印本资源。该系统收录期刊的文章都是经过同行评议或严格评审的，质量高，与期刊发行同步，且都能免费下载全文，是做研究的好帮手。
4.Scientific Research Publishing
ScientificResearch Publishing（科研出版社，简称SRP)是一家国际综合性开源学术期刊出版机构。目前已有国际开源英文期刊近三百本，所有期刊都是开源的（OpenAccess，或称开放存取, 简称OA），可免费下载所有期刊全文，所有期刊均回溯至创刊。多数期刊已被CAS，EBSCO，CAB Abstracts，ProQuest，IndexCopernicus，Library of Congress，Gale，CSP等数据库全文或摘要收录。
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在2014年12月时，《自然》（Nature）也宣布了开放所有研究论文，包括旗下48个杂志，可惜不能免费复制、打印或下载。但仅仅是在线看也是非常大的福利！
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1.EverNote/有道云笔记
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2.MindJet/MindManager
思维导图被认为是一种革命性的的思维工具，利用图文并重的技巧，把各级主题的关系用相互隶属与相关的层级图表现出来。还不是很理解的小伙伴可以参考卷福的思维宫殿。这款思维导图软件MindManager上手很快，并支持各种格式的导出。无论是读文献还是写论文，相信都可以很好的来帮大家进行记忆并理清思路。学霸们，要耐心花时间适应这种新的思维模式哦。
3.One Note
One Note功能强大！一般大家在安装Office时，可能没注意，只知道有Word, Excel ,Powerpoint，其实还有其它实用的工具，其中包括One Note! 借助office强大的编辑能力，基本涵盖了作为一个笔记本所有你能想到的和想不到的功能。最新出的插件还同时涵盖了思维导图的功能！有一个问题就是OneNote好些扩展功能是要收费的，并且对系统内存的占用比较大，偶尔有卡机的现象出现。词典类论文写作过程中用得最多的就是各种词典。毕竟英语有些意思一时总是难以找到合适的词。
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不用多说，页面简洁，使用方便，随开随用，不用担心软件升级问题，也不会弹出各种小广告，多种语言随时切换，支持段落翻译。及其方便，只要有网就能翻译。缺点在于功能比较单一。
2.CNKI翻译助手
最大的优势也在于它的学术性：所有的例句都是出自于学术期刊，并且通过这些句子还可以找到到对应的文献来源。然而，这些例句虽然都来源于国内的学术期刊，不能排除有些Chinglish的表达。所以，CNKI助手非常适合搜索一些专业术语，不仅了解用法，还能顺带看看国内学术界在该领域的文献。
3.有道/金山等翻译软件
有道或金山比较全面，带很多扩展功能，包括全文翻译、屏幕取词、划词翻译、例句搜索、网络释义、真人语音朗读等。还可将单词存入生词本，依靠云同步随时复习，适合词汇量积累。不好的地方就是，比较占系统内存，小广告多。
4.专业词汇翻译--MedSci
拼写检查及中英互译 ,收录超过200万个专业词汇，尤其是对新词的收录能力强。象生物医药领域出现的新词，或复杂的化学名均有收录，很全面，更新及时。与各家相比，算是更全面。
优化工具
制图工具类流程图，数学公式等，办公软件word不能满足学霸们的需求。因此，搜罗了一些小工具，希望能让作者们的文章变得更专业！
1.Viso
这也是微软旗下的一款信息流程软件，功能强大。只要你水平强大，基本能做出任何你想要的东西，一句话：微软出手，必是上品。优点：功能强大；缺点：普通玩家玩默认模式（不美观），资深玩家挑战自定义模式。
2.Edraw（亿图）
也是一款网络图绘制软件，比Viso占用内存小，但是功能同样强大，并且风格更漂亮。优点：内存虽小，功能齐全；
缺点：收费。
3.MathtypeMathtype
一款公式编辑器，比 Office 自带的公式编辑器强大很多。并且在安装后可以作为office的加载项，直接在Word里编辑公式。优点：功能强大，Word内直接使用。文献生成/管理工具是Harvard格式还是APA格式？
文献生成和管理工具
1.GoogleScholars
谷歌学术相信大家都不陌生啦，不知道大家有没有注意过其实Google Scholar是可以直接生成引用的。并且可以选择不同格式。所以下次就很方便啦，下载文献的时候顺带复制下就好了。缺点：局限性比较大，如果参考来自网页什么的还是没辙，而且无法统一管理。（目前谷歌的状态，你们懂哒）
2.Neil's toolbox
这是个网络版的文献生成器。操作很简单啦，大家直接登录网页，选择你的文献是来自书呢还是期刊呢还是网页呢，然后填入相关信息，文献就自动生成了。优点：过程简单，上手较快；缺点：需要手动填入较多信息。
3.NoteExpress
NoteExpress是国内主流的文献管理软件，其核心功能是帮助读者高效利用文献；收集并管理得到的文献数据和全文；在撰写论文、专著或报告时按照不同的格式要求，在指定位置自动添加文中引文和文末参考文献列表。同时支持word和wps两种写作软件，可查询近五年期刊影响因子。
（编辑：谢凤）
- 2015-11-04
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- Frontiers of Economics in China （FEC）最新期次。
免费下载全文，请登录：http://journal.hep.com.cn/fec
期刊简介：Frontiers of Economics in China（FEC,《中国经济学前沿》)是由教育部发起并主管、高等...教育出版社和上海财经大学高等研究院合作编辑出版的全英文学术季刊，由海内外知名经济学家、上财经济学院院长田国强教授任主编。本刊以印刷版和电子网络版在国内国际同步发行，影响力在国内同类英文期刊居于前列，被美国EconLit（经济学文献数据库）等海内外10多家检索机构收录，其日益扩大的影响力正在引起国内外学术界广泛关注。
FEC属同行专家双向匿名审稿期刊，旨在发表经济学领域高质量的前沿研究成果, 为中国经济学者与世界各地经济学者提供交流平台，促进海内外学术交流。本刊热忱欢迎经济学各个方向的理论性、实证性论文，特别是与中国经济及其他转型经济相关的论文。
Frontiers of Economics in China (FEC)
Issue 3, Volume 10, 2015
Graham Allison, Lawrence Summers
Foreword to “A Comparative Study of Two Global Crises”
（《两次全球大危机的比较研究》序言）
LIU He
A Comparative Study of Two Global Crises
（两次全球大危机的比较研究）
Junjian Yi, Kee Lee Chou, Linda Yung, Junsen Zhang
Public Housing, School Segregation, and Children’s Education: Evidence from Hong Kong
（公屋、学校隔离与儿童教育：来自香港的实证分析）
Xi Weng
Learning and Efficiency with Search Frictions
（搜寻摩擦下的劳动力市场学习与效率）
Wenzhang Zhang
A Syntactic Approach to Knowledge in Finite Games of Perfect Information
（有限期完全信息博弈中参与人交互知识的一个语句模型）
Fang Wang, Degang Miao, Xiaobo He
Did Civilian Granaries Affect Social Stability? Empirical Evidence from the Qing Dynasty (1817-1856)
（仓廪实，天下安？——清代民用粮仓制度实施效果的实证研究（1817—1856））
Jie Chen, Zhe Li
An Empirical Test of the “Financial Accelerator" in China: Evidence from the Chinese Industrial Enterprises Database
（中国“金融加速器”的实证分析：以中国工业企业数据库为例证）
Xiaofeng Penny Li
Trade Liberalization and Wage Inequality: Evidence from the U.S. States
（贸易自由化与工资不平等：对美国的实证分析）
Yongqin Wang, Julan Du, Kai Wang
The Determinants of Location Choices of China’s ODI: Institutions, Taxation and Resources
（中国对外直接投资（ODI）区位选择的决定因素：制度、税负和资源禀赋）
FEC本期全文下载地址：http://journal.hep.com.cn/fec
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- 2015-07-24
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- 编者按：经济学推动着社会各项事业的发展，是整个现代社会的脊梁。若要了解社会的发展动向、经济形势或宏观政策，就需对经济学略知一二；若要成为一名优秀的经济学学生或成功的经济学家，把握国内外最新理念、趋势及新闻动态则至关重要，而网络则是获取这些信息的最佳途径。因此，中国经济学教育科研网/经济金融网将Eco...nomicsDegree.Net整理的“100个值得经济学者收藏的网站”资源进行翻译，并分批推送，希望每期内容都能让各位读者受益。
EconomicsDegree.Net根据读者规模、更新速度、信息质量及所获奖项等指标，筛选整理出以下100个经济学领域的顶尖网站（网站排列不分先后）。任何人想要成为高水平、启迪民众的经济学家，这些都是必看网站。今日推送“综合”类经济学网站。浏览这些网站会让那些财务小白了解更多信息，思考经济学问题。
综合 （点击网站截图进入相关网站）
1.The Economic Collapse 经济崩溃
对于那些相信经济会不断遭遇危机的人而言，该博客的内容丰富可靠。网站除了关注经济分析，也涉及硬通货交易,以及如何应对全球的后经济崩溃。
亮点: 就业报告后的阴谋
2. Neighborhood Effects 邻里效应
该博客的最初定位是密切关注小团体及社区经济活动，如今其关注范围已经扩展到国际团体与制度等方面。
亮点：各州保护土地利用的机遇
3. Economics for Teachers 面向教师的经济学
该博客由一位经济学教授撰写，秉承“每人从小多学经济学知识，世界更美好”的理念，关注和解决经济学问题，致力于如何教各年龄及阶层的人学习经济学知识。
亮点：高中生经济学导论
4. Welker’s Wikinomics – Economics in Plain English
威尔克 维基经济学—通俗经济学
该博客是一个现代经济问题的讨论平台，主要面向经济学教师及学生。任何对经济感兴趣的人，都会发现其内容通俗易懂。
亮点：玉米欠收给农民带来更高收入—为何如此？
5. The Simple Dollar简易美元
该博客目前自称为“民众金融论谈”，它以清晰明确，通俗易懂的语言，谈论日常生活中的金融理财问题。
亮点：金钱不能弥合婚姻裂痕
6. Scottish Economy Watch苏格兰经济观察
这是一个区域经济学博客，聚焦苏格兰经济。该网站文笔流畅、细节详实、分析到位，是生动有趣地撰写小范围经济动态的典范。
亮点：苏格兰劳动力市场持续疲软
7. MacroMania 宏观热潮
该博客设计巧妙，资源详实，由一位在美联储工作的加拿大人撰写。对于任何热衷宏观经济学或联邦政策的人而言，这种局内局外人的双重视角尤为重要。
亮点：联邦政府是否在双重授权上两头失职？
8. Capital Gains and Games 资本收益与博弈
该博客分析经济与政治之间的复杂牵连，分析详尽，通俗易懂，会让每一位读者更加了解华尔街与宾夕法尼亚大道（政府）之间互相影响的原因及其态势。
亮点：不要低估华尔街高估华盛顿的能力
9. Cheap Talk 空谈博弈
该博客由两位资深教授执笔，主要涉及经济问题，但也会涉足政治问题, 以及笔者的其它爱好。 博客一向深刻有趣，可以很好地让读者学习经济学知识（但并不一定学习特定领域）。
亮点：激励与信息价值
10.Next New Deal 新决议
该博客从政治角度解读经济问题，涉及金融改革、失业及不平等等问题。博客文章简单明了，且及时有趣，倡导以发展的眼光看待经济。
亮点：2011各州与地区教育资金再度缩水
编译: 金颖琦
- 2015-07-07
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- Economics has been defined as the “social science that analyzes the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services.” Trut...hfully, though, economics is much more than that – it’s the backbone of the entire modern world and drives everything from business to technology, from healthcare to education.
Anyone interested in this diverse field should do more than simply read books on the subject. Staying updated with current theories, ideas, trends, and news both in the United States and abroad is critical to being successful as a student and professional economist. The best way to do that is through the web.
EconomicsDegree.Net compiled the following sites, which are 100 of the best sites in the field. Listed in no specific order, these sites are a must-see for anyone who wants to be considered a quality, “enlightened” economist. Sites were selected based on a variety of factors including readership size, update frequency, information quality, and other awards received.
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- 2015-07-01
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- 《中国经济学前沿》 Jun 2015, Volume 10 Issue 2
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2006译本和2015最新版，作者为R核心开
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一本简短介绍如何使用R语言进行数据清
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spss与统计应用分析，挺难找的，真不错！
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