The projects’ appraisal of the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NNSFC) of 2016 was completed recently. After a strict review by experts, six projects of the School of Finance (SF) were approved and funded, including two General Projects and four Youth Science Foundation Projects with a total funding of 1.647 million yuan.
The School of Finance attaches great importance to the application of the National Natural Science Foundation Projects and actively helps applicants interpret the annual guidebooks by hiring experts to provide specific advices and suggestions on topics selection, argumentation and team development etc., to ensure the quality of applying projects.
In 2016, the faculty of the School of Finance was eager to apply for the National Natural Science Foundation Projects and submitted twelve applications in total. The rate of NNSFC project approval reached 50%, which indicated that the School of Finance made a great progress in the number of research projects approved by the National Natural Science Foundation of China.
Appendix：The List of Research Projects of SF Approved and Funded by NNSFC in 2016
Sequence Number
| Unit/Institute
| The Name of Project
| Person in Charge
| The Category of Project
|
1
| School of Finance
| Research on Multiple Coupling Commodity Pricing Model with Behavior Factors
| Yin Libo
| General Projects
|
2
| School of Finance
| Noise or Information?-----Study on Stock Message Forum Based on Attention and Social Network Theory
| Huang Yuqin
| General Projects
|
3
| School of Finance
| Market Sentiment and Time-varying Stock Returns: The Role of Manager Sentiment
| Jiang Fuwei
| Youth Science Fund Projects
|
4
| School of Finance
| Exchange Rate Movements and Exporter’s Product Upgrading: Micro-evidence from Chinese Firms
| Wang Yaqi
| Youth Science Fund Projects
|
5
| School of Finance
| Study on the Industry Effects of Nonlinear Fiscal Policy and Monetary Policy under Economic New Normal
| Yan Lili
| Youth Science Fund Projects
|
6
| School of Finance
| Capital Account Control, Macro-prudential Policy and International Capital Flow Management—Based on Double Financial Frictions
| Gou qin
| Youth Science Fund Projects
|
