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2009 APSS Participant List # Country Last First Email School 1 China An Yonghui [email protected] Dalian Univ. of Tech 2 China Jiang Hengqiang [email protected] Harbin Institute of Tech 3 China Li Tao [email protected] Xiamen University 4 China Shan Jiazeng [email protected] Tongji University 5 China Zhou Linren [email protected] Dalian Univ. of Tech 6 China Zhou Yi [email protected] Tongji University 7 China Zhou Guangdong [email protected] Southeast University 8 Italy Basso Paolo [email protected] University of Pavia 9 Italy Fuggini Clemente [email protected] University of Pavia 10 Japan Dinh Hung Minh [email protected] University of Tokyo 11 Japan Hida T. [email protected] University of Tokyo 12 Japan Higuchi Masaki [email protected] Kyoto University 13 Japan Hori Y. [email protected] Waseda University 14 Japan Inoue K. [email protected] Kyoto University 15 Japan Kikuchi Yuka [email protected] University of Tokyo 16 Japan Laomanit Jitboon [email protected] University of Tokyo 17 Japan Mizutani T. [email protected] University of Tokyo 18 Japan Yoon Jeseong [email protected] University of Tokyo 19 Korea An Yun-Kyu [email protected] KAIST 20 Korea Choi Se-Woon [email protected] Yonsei University 21 Korea Hong Sang Hyun [email protected] Hanyang University 22 Korea In Chi-Hun [email protected] Yonsei University 23 Korea Jung Jong Dae [email protected] KAIST 24 Korea Lee Swoo Heon [email protected] Kyungpook Nat'l Univ 25 Korea Lee So Young [email protected] Pukyong Nat'l Univ 26 Korea Moon Byoung Wook [email protected] Dankook University 27 Korea Park Hyun Jun [email protected] KAIST 28 Korea Park Jong Woong [email protected] KAIST 29 Korea Park Young-Soo [email protected] Sejong University 30 Korea Park Se Jun [email protected] Yonsei University 31 Singapore Thao Diep Phuoc Tran [email protected] Nat'l Univ of Singapore 32 USA Akkari Rami [email protected] U of Oklahoma, 33 USA Carlson Bethany [email protected] Northeastern 34 USA Castano Lina [email protected] University of Maryland 35 USA Chatzi Eleni [email protected] Columbia Univeristy 36 USA Dutta Debaditya [email protected] CMU 37 USA Gao Xiuyu [email protected] WashU St. Louis 38 USA Hurley David [email protected] University of Vermont 39 USA Laflamme Simon [email protected] MIT 40 USA Lin Chun-Hung [email protected] UC Santa Barbara 41 USA Mao Min [email protected] University of Maryland 42 USA Moreu Fernando [email protected] UIUC 43 USA Nandan Harsh [email protected] Virginia Tech 44 USA Ramirez Rochac Juan F [email protected] University of DC 45 USA Wieger Glen [email protected] Univ of South Carolina.

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Kyohun Joo #2237, Bldg. N5, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) 291 Daehak-ro, Yuseong-gu, Daejeon 34141, Republic of Korea [email protected]; +82-10-7448-6022; ahn.yonsei.ac.kr Education KAIST Moon Soul Graduate School of Future Strategy PhD in Engineering, 2018 - Present Thesis: Essays on Energy Policy in the Theory of Economics and Physics (tentative title) KDI School of Public Policy and Management MA in Development Policy, 2015 - 2017 Department of Economics, State University of New York at Albany BA in Economics, 2007 - 2014 Research Interests Energy Policy, Macroeconomics Publication Market efficiency of the crude palm oil: Evidence from quantum harmonic oscillator Lee G H, Joo K, Ahn K, Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Forthcoming) Safety evaluation of silicon carbide and zircaloy-4 cladding during the LBLOCA Ahn K, Joo K, Park S, Energies 11(12), 3324, 2018 Working Papers Impact of the global financial crisis on the crude oil market (with Suh J, Lee D, Ahn K), In Revi- sion This study examines the effect of global financial crisis on the crude oil market. To character- ize the changes in the oil market properties (i.e., market efficiency, long-term equilibrium and collective phenomena) by the financial crisis, we use the Hurst exponent, Shannon entropy and scaling exponent. Although oil market volatility after the crisis remained at the same level as before, we find the scale invariant property of oil market has changed after financial crisis, and it has negatively influenced market properties in terms of efficiency and long-term equilibrium. Energy mix and social welfare: Evidence from South Korea (with Chu Z, Seo Y, Ahn K), Under Review This article examines the effects of the energy mix on social welfare under a dynamic general equilibrium framework in South Korea.
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