Curriculum Vitae of Zhijun Chen - Economics

Curriculum Vitae of Zhijun Chen
March 2011
Current Positions:
Senior Lecturer, University of Auckland (Since December 2010)
Marie-Curie Research Fellow, Ecole Polytechnique, (from June 2010)
E-mail: chenzj1219@gmail.com
Education:
09/2004--06/2006, Ph.D. of Economics, Toulouse School of Economics,
Toulouse University of Social Science. Supervisor: Professor Patrick Rey (with
Distinguished and Honored Thesis.)
09/1999--12/2002, Ph.D. of Management Science, Institute for Advanced
Study, Wuhan University. Supervisor: Professor Heng-fu Zou (with
Distinguished Thesis)
09/1991--04/1995, Master's Degree of Engineering, Navy Academy of
Engineering, Wuhan
09/1987--07/1991, Bachelor's Degree of Engineering, Navy Academy of
Engineering, Wuhan
Professional Experience:
06/2007--06/2010, Post-doctor Research Fellow in Centre for Competition
Policy, University of East Anglia
09/2006--06/2007, Associate Professor in School of Economics, Zhejiang
University
07/2004--08/2006, Part-time Associate Professor in School of Economics,
Zhejiang University
07/2004--09/2003, Associate Professor in School of Economics, Zhejiang
University
09/2002--08/2003, Assistant Professor in Business School, Wuhan
University
04/1995--08/1999, Assistant Researcher in Navy Academy of Engineering,
Wuhan
Research Interests:
Industrial Organization, Competition Policy, and Applied Microeconomics
Working Papers:
"Loss Leading as an Exploitative Practice", (2010), Submitted, (with Patrick
Rey)
"Naked Exclusion with Minimum-Share Requirements", (2010), Requested
Resubmission, Rand Journal of Economics, (with Greg Shaffer)

"Strategic Use of Favoritism to Fight Collusion", (2010), Submitted.
"On the Design of Leniency Programs", (2009), working paper, (with Patrick
Rey)
"Cartel Organization and Antitrust Enforcement", (2008), working paper.
Works in Progress:
“Below-cost pricing in multiproduct price competition” (2011), with Patrick
Rey
"Partial Exclusion", (2010), (with Greg Shaffer)
"Optimal Law Enforcement against Organized Crime", (2008), (with Patrick
Rey)
Presentations in Conferences and Seminars:
Industrial Organization Workshop in Oxford University (10/2009): "Loss
leading as an Exploitative Practice"
Competition Policy Workshop in Toulouse School of Economics (10/2009):
"Loss leading as an Exploitative Practice"
Seminar in the Amsterdam Centre for Law and Economics, University of
Amsterdam (09/2009): "Loss leading as an Exploitative Practice"
Seminar in School of Economics, University of East Anglia (11/2008):
"Collusion and Strategic Favoritism in Organizations"
European Association of Industrial Economics Conference in Toulouse
(09/2008): "Cartel Organization and Antitrust Enforcement"
Royal Economic Society Conference in Warwick University (03/2008):
"Cartel Organization and Antitrust Enforcement"
Competition Policy Seminar in the Centre for Competition Policy,
University of East Anglia (07/2007): "On the Design of Leniency Programs"
Microeconomic Theory Seminar in Hitotsubashi University, Japan
(12/2006): "Optimal Design of Leniency Mechanisms"
Contract Theory Workshop in Osaka University, Japan (12/2006): "Fighting
Collusion in Mechanism Design"
Competition Policy Workshop in Toulouse School of Economics (11/2006):
"Optimal Design of Leniency Mechanism"
European Economic Association Conference in Vienna (08/2006): "Private
Enforcement against Collusion in Mechanism Design"
Awards and Research Projects:
Distinguished and Honored Thesis, 06/2006, Toulouse University of Social
Science.
Distinguished Thesis, 12/2002, Wuhan University.
National Social Science Foundation of China (01/2008): "Optimal Design of
Leniency Program with Application to Chinese Anti-monopoly Law". Funding:
RMB 80,000
Qianjiang Research Program of Zhejiang Province, China (01/2007):
"Mechanism Design in Fighting Collusion", 01/2007. Funding: RMB 50,000

Academic Services
Referee for the Rand Journal of Economics, the Journal of Economic and
Management Strategies, the Journal of Industrial Economics, International
Journal of Industrial Organization, and the Southern Economic Journal
Teaching Experience:
Guest Lecturer, Industrial Economics for graduate students (Fall 2009),
University of East Anglia
Teaching Assistant, Microeconomics for graduate students (Fall 2008),
University of East Anglia
Lecturer, Industrial Organization for graduate students (Spring 2007),
Zhejiang University
Lecturer, Intermediate Microeconomics for undergraduate students (Spring
2007), Zhejiang University
Lecturer, Industrial Organization for undergraduate students (Fall 2006),
Zhejiang University
Lecturer, Contract Theory for graduate students (Spring 2004), Zhejiang
University
Lecturer, Industrial Organization for graduate students (Spring 2004),
Zhejiang University
Lecturer, Advanced Microeconomics for graduate students (Fall 2003),
Zhejiang University
Lecturer, Advanced Microeconomics for graduate students (Spring 2003),
Wuhan University
Lecturer, Game Theory II for graduate students (Spring 2003), Wuhan
University
Lecturer, Game Theory I for graduate students (Fall 2002), Wuhan
University
Lecturer, Game Theory for undergraduate students (Fall 2001), Wuhan
University
Lecturer, Industrial Organization for undergraduate students (Fall 2001),
Wuhan University
Lecturer, Intermediate Microeconomics for undergraduate students (Spring
2001), Wuhan University
Lecturer, Game Theory for undergraduate students (Fall 2000), Wuhan
University