Wivenhoe Park
Department of Economics, University of Essex
Colchester, Essex CO4 3SQ
United Kingdom
http://yikaiwang.weebly.com
University of Essex
Polarization, divide and rule, conflict, autocracy, revolution, democracy, trade interactions, learning, beliefs, trust
Optimal Government Debt, Incomplete Markets, Capital Taxation, Dynamically Optimal Taxation
COVID-19, Testing, SIR Model, Herd Immunity
China, Growth, State Firms, Private Firms, Wages, Capital
Worker Productivity, Working From Home, COVID-19, inequality, gender
middle-income trap, political institution, potential growth, rule of law, state capacity
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Capital taxation, Dynamically Optimal Taxation, incomplete markets, Optimal Government Debt
