Economics · Peking University
Jianduo Li 李健铎
I am a Ph.D. student in Economics at the National School of Development (China Center for Economic Research), Peking University.
My research is in applied microeconomics. I study how people influence one another in networks, classrooms, and teams—and how those interactions shape the effects of policy.
My current work focuses on heterogeneous peer effects, the endogenous networks, and the consequences of generative AI for team production. I am advised by Professor Junjian Yi.
Research
Current interests
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Peer effects & networks
Heterogeneous social interactions, network endogeneity, and the design of peer-group and network policies.
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Team production & AI
How technology and incentives change team formation, effort allocation, helping behavior, and collaborative output.
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Applied microeconomics
Empirical work in the economics of education and technology, combining credible variation with transparent behavioral models.
Curriculum Vitae
CV
Download a current curriculum vitae in English or Chinese.
Contact
Get in touch
I am always happy to discuss research, adjacent ideas, and possible collaborations.
criticalpoint39@stu.pku.edu.cn
National School of Development, Peking University · Beijing, China