Ming-Jen Lin (林明仁)
Professor, Department of Economics, National Taiwan University
Email: mjlin(at)ntu.edu.tw
Media Mention
on the Long Term Effect of 1918 Influenza
Side Effects of 1918 Flu Seen Decades Later by Adi Narayan, Time Magazine Oct 2009
on Missing Women:
Wall Street Journal May 22, 2008 1 2
VOX Columns (a policy portal set up by the Centre for Economic Policy Research)
Too many Boys, by Esther Duflo
Missing women in South Asia and China: Biology or discrimination? by Stephan Klasen Journalism and Science by Stephan Klasen
諾貝爾的爭論 我學者平息 中國時報(China Times) 2009.06.02
by 家昀
Paper on Missing Women
With J. T Liu and Nancy Qian. NBER working paper 14541 and CEPR Policy Discussion Paper 6667.
With Ming-Ching Luoh, American Economic Review, 98(5), pp 2259-2273.
Fun Pictures: Why are women missing?
Best Husband Prize: Third Place, Second Place, Winner, Special Award (Courtesy of Prof. Josh Angrist)
Blogs You should visit every day:
The Becker-Posner Blog- "Listen to whatever they have to say" is always a dominate strategy.
Freakonomics: Hidden Economics of Everything
Greg Mankiw's Blog: a econ-boost if taken with your text book
Worth Reading: What Economists do 蘋果橘子經濟學推薦序 WSJ introduced Steve Levitt in 2001
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Life is a Journey
"Life is a journey, one that is better travel with companions by our side....You see, human beings are designed for many things,
but loneliness is not one of them" - Desperate Housewives
What happened to your Elementary Sweetheart 25 years later...
2008-2009, Taiwan and US
2007, Taiwan
Jeremy goes to First Graduate! Jeremy's Kindergarden Graduation
Winter 2006, USA
2005 and before
