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the Economic Research Institute of Shandong University and Director of the Unirule Institute of Economics. He is among the top 50 economists in China. His other books include Division of Labor and Transactions (1992), Transitional Economics of China (1994, as the chief editor), Creating Peace Forever (1996), Seeking for a Stable Way for the Reform (2002), Governing a Large Country as Cooking Small Fishes: An Institutional Economics on Governments (2003), and The Great Wall and the Coase Theorem (2011). Two of his papers, “On Familism” (2008), and “The Institutional Reason of the Financial Crisis in America” (2011), have received special attention.

Zhao Nong is a Research Fellow at the Institute of Economics at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and Vice Chairman of the Academic Committee of the Unirule Institute of Economics. His research areas are institutional economics and industrial organization theory. Some of his representative works are: Barriers to Entry and Exit: Theory and Application (with Liu Xiaolu, 2007), What Can Protect China's Agricultural Security (with Mao Yushi, 2011), etc.

Yang Junfeng is an Associated Research Fellow at the Unirule Institute of Economics and Lecturer of Law School of People's Public Security University of China. He obtained Juris doctor degree in Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. His research areas are law and economics. His published books included The Compensation on the Administration Law (with Shen Kaiju etc., 2014); Study on the Reform of the Land Legal System in China (with Shen Kaiju etc., 2014). His published journal papers are: Administrative Lawsuit or Civil Lawsuit: Resolution for Disputes on Compensation for Expropriation (2014); Cause and Effect of the Current Urban Land System (2012); Quasi-Judicial Character of the Land Expropriation Procedure (2012).



Sheng Hong is a Professor at the Economic Research Institute of Shandong University and Director of the Unirule Institute of Economics. He is among the top 50 economists in China. His other books include Division of Labor and Transactions (1992), Transitional Economics of China (1994, as the chief editor), Creating Peace Forever (1996), Seeking for a Stable Way for the Reform (2002), Governing a Large Country as Cooking Small Fishes: An Institutional Economics on Governments (2003), and The Great Wall and the Coase Theorem (2011). Two of his papers, “On Familism” (2008), and “The Institutional Reason of the Financial Crisis in America” (2011), have received special attention.

Zhao Nong is a Research Fellow at the Institute of Economics at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and Vice Chairman of the Academic Committee of the Unirule Institute of Economics. His research areas are institutional economics and industrial organization theory. Some of his representative works are: Barriers to Entry and Exit: Theory and Application (with Liu Xiaolu, 2007), What Can Protect China's Agricultural Security (with Mao Yushi, 2011), etc.

Yang Junfeng is an Associated Research Fellow at the Unirule Institute of Economics and Lecturer of Law School of People's Public Security University of China. He obtained Juris doctor degree in Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. His research areas are law and economics. His published books included The Compensation on the Administration Law (with Shen Kaiju etc., 2014); Study on the Reform of the Land Legal System in China (with Shen Kaiju etc., 2014). His published journal papers are: Administrative Lawsuit or Civil Lawsuit: Resolution for Disputes on Compensation for Expropriation (2014); Cause and Effect of the Current Urban Land System (2012); Quasi-Judicial Character of the Land Expropriation Procedure (2012).