In August 2014, Dr Wei Jiang was selected among other promising young economists worldwide to attend the 5th Lindau Meeting of Laureates of the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences, in memory of Alfred Nobel. She was nominated by the European Economic Association.<\/p>\n
The Nobel Laureate Meeting is a scientific conference held in Lindau, Germany, inviting
\nNobel prizewinners to present to and interact with young researchers from all over the world.
\nConferences in economics are held every fourth year.<\/p>\n
The 5th meeting opened on 20 August with a keynote address by the German Chancellor,
\nAngela Merkel, and featured \u2018a panoramic view on the situation and prospects in Latin
\nAmerica\u2019 by Mario Vargas Llosa, the 2010 Nobel Laureate in Literature.<\/p>\n
With 17 laureates in economics and approximately 460 young economists from more
\nthan 86 countries, the 5th Lindau Meeting on Economic Sciences is a Nobel Laureate Meeting
\nlandmark on the agenda of the international scientific dialogue. Over the course of one week, the most esteemed economists of our time and young talents shared their enthusiasm for
\neconomic sciences, discussed the latest research findings, and helped expand a community across generations, cultures and disciplines.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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