Department of Economics, NCKU

【Associate Professor】　Ming-Hung Weng

Phone: 56325
Email: mhweng@ncku.edu.tw
Ph.D. in Economics, Stony Brook University (New York, U.S.A.)
Research Interests: Neuroeconomics, Experimental Economics, Industrial organization

(I) EDUCATION

Ph.D. (2006) in Economics, Stony Brook University (New York, USA)

(II) EXPERIENCE

• Associate Professor @ Department of Economics, NCKU (2022/8 - )

• Assistant Professor @ Department of Economics, NCKU (2021/8 - 2022/7)

• Project Assistant Professor @ Department of Economics, NCKU (2015/8 - 2021/7)

• Assistant Professor @ Department of Economics, NCKU (2007/8 - 2015/7)

• Lecturer @ Department of Economics, San Francisco State University (2006/8- 2007/7)

(III) Academic Awards

• NCKU Service Award (2023)

• NCKU Teaching Excellence Award in General Education (Social Sciences field, 2021)

• NCKU Teaching Award (2020)

• NCKU Teaching Excellence Award in General Education (Social Sciences field, 2017)

Course taught

Undergraduate level

Economics (I)(II)
Microeconomics (II)
Game Theory
Industrial Economics
Mathematical Economics

Graduate level

Microeconomics (I)
Microeconomics (II)
Neuroeconomics
Game Theory

A. Journal Articles

1. Mateus Lee, Ming-Hung Weng*, Show-Ling Jang, Koichi Miyazaki, (2023). “How the External Knowledge Stock Affects the Co-authorship Formation?” Taiwan Economic Review. Vol. 51:3, 251-284. (TSSCI)

2. Ming-Hung Weng* and I-Jeng Hsu, (2023) “Decision Making under Uncertain Probability Information,” Taiwan Economic Review. Vol. 51:2, 207-250. (TSSCI)

3. Le-Si Wang, Jen-Tang Cheng, I-Jeng Hsu, Shyhnan Liou, Chun-Chia Kung, Der- Yow Chen, Ming-Hung Weng* (2022). “Distinct cerebral coherence in task-based fMRI hyperscanning: cooperation vs. competition.” Cerebral Cortex, bhac075. (SCIE, I.F.: 5.357).

4. HanShin Jo, Chiu-Yueh Chen, Der-Yow Chen, Ming-Hung Weng & Chun-Chia Kung (2020). “A brain network that supports consensus-seeking and conflict-resolving of college couples’ shopping interaction.” Scientific Reports, 10:17601. (SCIE, I.F.: 4.38).

5. Pang-Jung Liu, Chun-Chia Kung, Kai-Han Tseng, and Ming-Hung Weng* (2016), “Aversions against Compound Lotteries – Lessons from Experimental Results of Visual Motion Tasks.” Taiwan Economic Review Vol. 44:3, 511-541. (TSSCI)

6. Yair Tauman, Ming-Hung Weng (2012), “Selling Patent Rights and the Incentive to Innovate”, Economics Letters, Vol. 114, 241-244. (SSCI)Ming-Hung Weng* (2012), “Demand Structure and the Incentive to Innovate”, Mathematical Social Sciences, Vol. 63, 248-251. (SSCI)

7. Pang-Jung Liu, Chun-Chia Kung, Kai-Han Tseng, and Ming-Hung Weng* (2016), “Aversions against Compound Lotteries – Lessons from Experimental Results of Visual Motion Tasks.” Taiwan Economic Review Vol. 44:3, 511-541. (TSSCI)

8. Yair Tauman, Ming-Hung Weng (2012), “Selling Patent Rights and the Incentive to Innovate”, Economics Letters, Vol. 114, 241-244. (SSCI)

9. Ming-Hung Weng* (2012), “Demand Structure and the Incentive to Innovate”, Mathematical Social Sciences, Vol. 63, 248-251. (SSCI)

* Corresponding author

B. Research grants and projects

Please refer to Ming-Hung Weng @ Research NCKU

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