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Prof. WONG Kam Chau
Part-time Lecturer (Adjunct Associate Professor)
Tel:
Email: kamchauwong@cuhk.edu.hk
Education
BSSc, MPhil (CUHK)
Ph.D. (Minnesota)
Research Interest
Microeconomic Theory
Mathematical Economics

Research
Courses Taught
ResearchPublications
“Likelihood Relations and Stochastic Preferences,” (with Marcel K. Richter), Journal of Mathematical Economics, 62(2016), 28-35.
“Evolution of Walrasian Equilibrium in an Exchange Economy,” (with Chongmin Kim), Journal of Evolutionary Economics, 21(2011), 619-647.
“Long-run Equilibrium with Dominated Strategies,” (with Chongmin Kim), Games and Economic Behaviour, 68(2010), 242-254.
“Preference Densities and Social Choice,” (with Marcel K. Richter), Economic Theory, 36(2008), 225-238.
“Network Formation and Stable Equilibrium,” (with Chongmin Kim), Journal of Economic Theory, 133(2007), 536-549.
“Infinite Inequality Systems and Cardinal Revelations,” (with Marcel K. Richter), Economic Theory, 26(2005), 947-962.
“Revealed Preference and Differentiable Demand,”(with Peter M.H. Lee), Economic Theory, 25(2005), 855-870.
“Concave Utility on Finite Sets,” (with Marcel K. Richter) Journal of Economic Theory, 115(2004), 341-357.
“A Fixed Point Theorem for O-minimal Structures,” Mathematical Logic Quarterly, 49(2003), 598-602.
“Revealed Homothetic Preference and Technology,” (with Pak-Wai Liu) Journal of Mathematical Economics, 34(2000), 287-314.
“Definable Utility in O-minimal Structures,” (with Marcel K. Richter) Journal of Mathematical Economics, 34(2000), 159-172.
“Computable Preference and Utility,” (with Marcel K. Richter) Journal of Mathematical Economics, 32(1999), 339-354.
“Non-computability of Competitive Equilibrium,” (with Marcel K. Richter) Economic Theory, 14(1999), 1-28
“Characterizing C2 Aggregate Excess Demand Functions,” Economic Theory, 12(1998), 177-188.
“Excess Demand functions, Equilibrium Prices and Existence of Equilibrium,” Economic Theory, 10 (1997), 39-54.
(Reprinted in: Walker,-Donald-A., ed. Equilibrium. Volume 2. Equilibrium in traditional models. Elgar Reference Collection. Critical Ideas in Economics, vol. 2. Cheltenham, U.K. and Northampton, Mass.: Elgar; distributed by American International Distribution Corporation, Williston, Vt., 2000; 68-83.)
“Computability of Minimizers and Separating Hyperplanes,” Mathematical Logic Quarterly, 42 (1996), 564-568.
Economic Equilibrium Theory: a Computability Viewpoint. Ph.D. dissertation, University of Minnesota 1994.

Courses Taught 2021-2022:
1st Term
ECON3160: GAME THEORY[Course Outline]
ECON5100: REVIEW OF QUANTITATIVE METHODS[Course Outline]
2nd Term
ECON1111A: MATHEMATICAL METHODS IN ECO II
ECON1111B: MATHEMATICAL METHODS IN ECO II