Ziqiu YE
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RESEARCH INTERESTS 

General interests:

Digital Economy, Operations Management and Marketing Interfaces, Industrial Organisation, Managerial Economics

Specialisation:

e-commerce, conspicuous consumption, scholarly publishing, crowdfunding, sharing economy, discriminatory pricing, two-sided platforms, applied game theory, applied econometrics


PUBLICATIONS
(* indicates corresponding authorship)


[1] John C. Ham, Julian Wright and Ziqiu Ye (2025) “The dramatic rise of the new society journals in economics” Economic Journal 136 (673): 259-278
  • Attracted 7631 worldwide total downloads in the Social Science Research Network (SSRN)
  • Ranked in the SSRN ’s Top 10 download list for: Information Theory and Research eJournals, Feb, Mar 2022, Mar 2023 (click here for its SSRN version)
  • Accepted for presentation at the European Economic Association Meeting (Bocconi University) and the Asia-Pacific Industrial Organisation Conference (Sydney, Australia)
  • Click here for the latest main draft
  • Click here for the latest online appendix

[2] Shuguang Zhang, Wei Shi Lim, and Ziqiu Ye* (2024) “The impact of channel role on the outsourcing of after-sales service with asymmetric retailer competition” European Journal of Operational Research 322 (3): 812-826

[3] Sarah Yini Gao, Wei Shi Lim, and Ziqiu Ye* (2023) “Optimal channel strategy of luxury brands in the presence of online marketplace and copycats”  European Journal of Operational Research 308 (2): 709-721


SELECTED WORKING PAPERS / WORK-IN-PROGRESS

[1] “Online marketplace and third-party sellers: a behaviour-based personalised pricing approach” (joint with Krista J. Li and Baojun Jiang)

[2] “Crowdfunding with anxiety, externality and warm glow” (joint with Wei Shi Lim and Christopher S. Tang)
  • Supported under the NUS Tier I Research Grant (SGD 38,700)​
  • Presented at the ISMS Marketing Science Conference (virtual) and the China Marketing International Conference (virtual)​

​[3] “Open access mandate and journal intrinsic quality: effects of author taste resilience and asymmetric journal competition” 

[4] “Peer-to-peer online used market: implications on conspicuous consumption”



RESEARCH GRANTS (Principal Investigator)

[1] Research Fund for International Young Scientists, National Natural Science Foundation of China, Project No. W2533197, Approximately CNY 450,000, 2026 Jan - 2027 Dec

[2] Beijing Natural Science Foundation International Scientists Project, Project No. 1S24100, CNY 200,000, 2024 Oct - 2026 Nov

[3] University of International Business and Economics Start-up Research Grant for International Scholars, CNY 100,000, 2020 Nov - 2026 Oct 





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