Associate Professor of Economics, Ewha Womans University

Sung Hyun Kim (김성현)

간략한 이력서 (short CV)

Education

1997 Ph.D. (Economics) The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, USA

    Thesis – “Large Games and Monopolistic Competition: Existence, Continuity, and Diversity of Equilibria” (Supervisors: M. Ali Khan, H. Peyton Young)

1991 B.S. (Magna Cum Laude in Management Science), Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), Daejon, Korea

 

Positions Held

Sep 2006 – Present        Associate Professor, Ewha Womans University

Oct 2009 – Jun 2010       Visiting Research Associate, University of Oxford

Sep 2003 – Aug 2006    Assistant Professor, Ewha Womans University

Oct 2000 – Aug 2003    Research Fellow, Korea Information Society Development Institute

Jul 1997 – Sep 2000      Research Fellow, Korea Energy Economics Institute

 

Honors and Awards

Best Teacher Award, Ewha Womans University, 2006

Ministerial Citation by Minister of Information and Communication, Korea, 2001    

Patricia and Eugenio Castilla Award in Economics, Johns Hopkins University, 1993            

                 

A Selected List of Published Papers

S.H. Kim (1997) “Continuous Nash equilibria,” Journal of Mathematical Economics

S.H. Kim, T. Kim, Y. Kim, I.-G. Na (2001) “Korean energy demand in the new millenium: outlook and policy implications, 2000-2005,” Energy Policy

S.H. Kim (2001) “Structurally stable Nash equilibria in pure strategies for a model of monopolistic competition,” Seoul Journal of Economics

I. Lee, S.H. Kim, C.-H. Yoon (2003) “Sources of funds and investment behavior in Korean venture capital industry,” Korean Journal of Finance

S.H. Kim (2005) “New differentiated product with disadvantage,” Korean Economic Review

S.H. Kim (2006) “Price increases due to entry in a linear city model of product differentiation,” Korean Journal of Industrial Organization

S.H. Kim, J. Stiglitz, J. Yoon (2006) “Welfare effects of integrated social insurance system,” Korean Economic Review

S.H. Kim (2008) “Examples of utility functions illustrating the distinction between ‘diminishing marginal utilities’ and ‘diminishing marginal rate of substitution’ ” The Korean Journal of Economic Education

S.H. Kim (2009) “Credit rationing through the lens of interaction among credit instruments: Trade credit and cash credit,” Korean Journal of Industrial Organization

S.H. Kim (2009) “An analysis on the welfare effect of market entry and price discrimination: The case of horizontally differentiated downstream market,” Journal of Economic Theory and Econometrics

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