Guangliang Ye

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Guangliang Ye is a prominent researcher in industrial organization and experimental economics, with a particular focus on market design, competition policy, and strategic behavior. His work bridges theoretical models and empirical testing, offering deep insights into how firms and regulators interact in complex market environments. Ye is best known for his influential study "Strategic delegation in an experimental mixed duopoly" (2013), which has garnered 24 citations and explores how managerial incentives shape competitive outcomes in markets where public and private firms coexist. This research provides critical evidence on the effects of delegation and ownership structures, informing both academic theory and real-world antitrust policy. Beyond this, Ye has contributed to the understanding of auction mechanisms, market efficiency, and behavioral responses to regulatory frameworks. His work is widely cited by scholars in economics, business, and public policy, reflecting its relevance to pressing questions about market regulation and firm strategy. Ye’s experimental approach and rigorous analysis have made him a respected voice in his field, with his findings continuing to influence debates on competition and market design.