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• Established in 1985, the Institute of Industrial Economics was the first academic institution in Taiwan to offer graduate studies in this field. The institute currently offers graduate programs at both Masters and doctoral levels, with these programs being directed toward preparing students for careers in academia, government and the private sector. The emphasis of the main program is placed upon three core areas of economics: theory, industrial economics and applied economics, enabling students to develop a level of expertise in macro- and microeconomic theory, industrial organization, econometrics, game theory, anti-trust theory, competition and regulations, research and development, international economics, labor economics and environmental and resource economics.

• The institute¡¦s legal section was established in 1999 and accepts students with background training in economics. The section offers courses in the interdisciplinary field of law and economics, including corporate law, security regulations, antitrust law, intellectual property law, telecommunications law and policy, and administrative law and the regulatory process. These courses are designed to help students to develop expertise in bringing together their knowledge of economics and the relevant legal theories. The institute is now actively engaged in building up an impressive collection of publications and academic periodicals in the field of legal studies, to complement the existing computing and networking facilities, so as to provide the best possible support for the teaching and research needs of the staff and students.

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• Research and educational training programs are fully supported by modern computing and networking facilities, a proficient and productive library system and alliances with several research units. The institute currently has two workstations and a number of IBM compatible PCs available for access to the campus integrated networking system. The University¡¦s main library contains more than two hundred economic periodicals and at least ten economic-related databanks which can be retrieved through online services. The institute also has a well-established long-term relationship with the Chung-Hua Institute for Economic Research (CIER), which regular announces the availability of a wide range of research opportunities.

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• The graduate program focuses mainly on the institute¡¦s Masters program in Industrial Economics, a course which has earned a very high national ranking. The program accepts thirty students per year, with the major course work for the Masters degree comprising of 12 hours of course work per semester in Economic Theory, Industrial Economics and Econometrics. Each student is also required to take 12 hours of selected courses and 4 hours of seminars in Industrial Economics each semester.

• The PhD program is designed to provide training in advanced theory and analytical methods in industrial economics. Each student is required to take 12 hours of advanced courses and a minimum of 9 hours of electives during each semester. A written thesis is ultimately required for both the Masters and PhD degrees.
  

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• Microeconomics ¢¹
• Macroeconomics
• Quantitative Methods ¢¹, ¢º
• Applied Econometrics
• Dynamic Economics
• Industrial Economics ¢¹,¢º
• Seminar on Industrial Economics¢¹,¢º
• Game Theory ¢¹,¢º
• Regulatory Economics ¢¹,¢º
• Economic Development
• Economic Development and Industrial Change ¢¹ ,¢º
• Topics of Labor Market and Industrial
• Development ¢¹,¢º
  

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• Technological Process and Industrial Development ¢¹,¢º
• Health Economics ¢¹,¢º
• Environmental Economics
• Multi-regional Model Analysis
• The Elements of LawƒÜ
• Economics Analysis of LawƒÜ
• Constitutional Law and Administrative LawƒÜ
• Corporate Law IƒÜ
• The Regulatory Scheme of the Financial MarketsƒÜ
• Fair-trade Law ¢¹,¢º,¢»ƒÜ
• Technology Law and PolicyƒÜ
• Laws of Intellectual Property ¢¹
  

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• Managerial Economics
• Global Economic Analysis
• Civil Law and Administrative Law
• Industrial Economics Analysis I
• Economics Analysis
• Financial Regulation and Information Law
• Industrial Economics Analysis¢º
• Seminar on the Corporate Law and Intellectual Property Law
  
  

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• Topics in Thesis Research ¢¹
• Industrial Changes and Decision Making Theory
• The Fair Trade Law
• Topics in Thesis Research ¢º
• Economic Analysis and Applications
• Bankruptcy
•  R & D Theory and Analysis
• Financial Industry and Management
•  Applied Econometric
  

• Advanced Industrial Economics ¢¹,¢ºƒÜ
• Advanced Microeconomics ¢¹ƒÜ
• Advanced MacroeconomicsƒÜ
• Advanced Quantitative Methods
  

• Jin-Long Liu
  Professor
  PhD, North Carolina State University, USA
  Resources Economics, Applied Econometrics,
  Applied Microeconomics
  
• Ming-Chung Chang
  Professor
  PhD, National Taiwan University
  Industrial Organization, Game Theory
  
• Jong-Rong Chen
  Professor
  PhD, University of North Carolina, USA
  Industrial Organization, Econometrics
  
• Gee San
  Professor
  PhD, Cornell University, USA
  Labor Economics, Microeconomics
  
• Kung-Wang
  Professor
  PhD, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
  Industrial Economics, Economics of Regulation,
  Economics of Antitrust, Science & Technology Policies
• Wei-Der Tsai
  Associate Professor
  PhD, Penn. State University, USA
  Health Economics, Applied Econometrics
  
• Albert Yu-Wei Cheng
  Assistant Professor
  J.S.D, University of Pennsylvaniensis, USA
  Securities Regulation, Bankruptcy-Commercial
  
• Ming-Li Wang
  Assistant Professor
  J.S.D, Stanford Law School, USA
  Cyberlaw, Technology Law and Policy, Law and Economics, Law and Society