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Wen-Chieh Lee

Joint Appointment

Associate Professor (Joint Appointment), Taipei School of Economics and Political Science, National Tsing Hua University; Associate Professor, Department of Economics, National Chengchi University

Wen-Chieh Lee

Email
jffl1803@nccu.edu.tw

Phone

Office 
Room C, 2nd Floor, Innovative Incubation Center

Office Hours
By appointment

Personal Website

Mailing Address
Taipei School of Economics and Political Science
National Tsing Hua University
101 Section 2, Kuang-Fu Road
Hsinchu, 300044
Taiwan, R.O.C

Profile

Associate Professor (Joint Appointment), Taipei School of Economics and Political Science, National Tsing Hua University; Associate Professor, Department of Economics, National Chengchi University

Research Interests

 

Awards and Honours

 

Selected Publication

  • Wei-jen Wen*;Wen-Chieh Lee;Keng-Chia Chen, 2023.08, 'To Merge or to Help Related Firms Merge? Vertical Mergers in Cournot Oligopolies with Complementary Inputs, ' Academia Economic Papers, Vol.Accepted, pp.Accepted.(TSSCI)
  • Chin-Hsien Yu;Jinsong Zhao;Ping Qin;Shinn-Shyr Wang;Wen-Chieh Lee*, 2022.08, 'Comparison of misallocation between the Chinese thermal power and hydropower electricity industries, ' Economic Modelling,.(SSCI)
  • Xiuqin Wu;Jinsong Zhao;Dayong Zhang;Wen-Chieh Lee;Chin-Hsien Yu*, 2022.02, 'Resource misallocation and the development of hydropower industry, ' Applied Energy, Vol.306, No.2022, pp.118024.(SSCI, SCI)


Teaching

  • Wealth of Nations: Economic Growth Theory and Practice

Semester: Fall | TSE603200 | 2 credits 
Module:
Abstract
This course explores fundamental aspects of economic growth and development through detailed case studies. It focuses on understanding the mechanisms that drive economic prosperity across different nations and eras. Key topics likely include the role of technological advancements, government policies, resource allocation, and productivity enhancements in shaping economic outcomes. This course draws on some extensive research on growth dynamics, providing students with insights into how various factors contribute to the wealth of nations in a contemporary global context.