He got his Ph.D. degree in Public Policy from Kennedy School of Government and Graduate School of Arts and Sciences at Harvard University in 2012. His research interests include experimental & behavioral economics, public economics, political economy, labor economics, development economics (Chinese economy) and their intersections. Currently he is working on pro-social behavior (e.g., public goods, coordination, cooperation and trust), incentives in team work, redistribution and charity, subjective well-being, economic/political psychology (especially about inequality, fairness, distribution, redistribution, taxation and expenditures, and the role of government), political economy of media, and intergovernmental fiscal relationship. His works have been presented at many conferences and seminars in China, USA and Europe.Email: maoliang{dot}ye{at}gmail{dot}com Website