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1. Chen, Y.Y., and H.K. Mok. 1995. Dysomma opisthoproctus, a new
synaphobranchid eel (Pisces: Synaphobranchidae) from the
northeastern coast of Taiwan. Copeia. 1995(4):927-931.(SCI)
2. Chen, Y.Y., and H.K. Mok. 1999. Taxonomic revision of the
deep-sea cutthroat eels (Pisces: Synaphobranchidae) from Taiwan
waters with description of three new records and two new species.
Acta Zoologica Taiwanica. 10(1): 60.
3. McCosker, J.E., and Y.Y. Chen. 2000. A new species of
deepwater snake-eel, Ophichthus aphotistos, with comments on
Neenchelys retropinna (Anguilliformes: Ophichthidae) from Taiwan.
Ichthyological Research. 47(4): 353-357.(SCI)
4. Chen, Y.Y., and H.K. Mok. 2001. A new synaphobranchid eel,
Dysomma longirostrum (Anguiliformes: Synaphobranchidae) from the
northeastern coast of Taiwan. Zoological Studies. 40(2):
79-83.(SCI)
5.199712757-60
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:
1. Chen, Y.Y. and H.K. Mok. 1999. Taxonomic revisions of
cutthroat eels and description of a new synaphobranchid eel from
Taiwan waters. International symposium of fish systematics, ecology
and physiology, p9.
2. Chen, Y.Y. and H.K. Mok. 2001. Phylogeny of true eels and
congroidei (Elopomorpha: Teleostei) based on morphology of brain.
Annual meeting and conference of the Ichthyological Society of
Taiwan, p6.
3. Chen, Y.Y. and H.K. Mok. 2002. Phylogeny of true eels and
congroidei (Elopomorpha: Teleostei) based on morphology of caudal
skeleton. Annual meeting and conference of the Ichthyological
Society of Taiwan.
4. Chen, Y.Y, H.K. Mok. and C.S. Chau. 2004. Studies on the
intestine of the Chlorophthalmus spp. in Taiwan waters. Symposium
of Ichthyological Society on systematics, ecology and physiology,
p15.
5. Chen, Y.Y. 2004. Taxonomic revisions and distributions of
congrids (Congidae: Pisces) from Taiwan waters. Symposium of
Ichthyological Society on systematics, ecology and physiology,
p16.
Peer review papers and book chapters
Liu, Abby and Geoffrey Wall (2005) Tourism Employment Issues in
an Island Destinations. In Waibel, M and Thimm, T. (eds.) Tourism
and Indigenous People, in press.
Liu, Abby and Geoffrey Wall (2005) Human Resources Development
for Tourism in China. Annals of Tourism Research, in press.
Liu, Abby and Geoffrey Wall (2005) Planning for Tourism
Employment: A Developing Country Perspective. Tourism Management,
in press.
Liu, Abby and Geoffrey Wall (2003) Human Resources Development
for Tourism in a Peripherial Island: Hainan, China. In Gssling, S.
(eds)Tourism Development in Tropical Islands: Political Ecology
Perspectives,. Edward Elgar Publishing, Sweden, pp. 222-236.
Liu, Abby (2003) Frequent Flyer Programme: A Case Study of China
Airlines Marketing Initiative - - Dynasty Flyer Programme . Tourism
Management 24(5), pp.587~595.
Liu, Abby (2003) A Study of Frequent Flyer Programs within the
Context of Tourism Marketing - - An Investigation into the Taiwan
Airline Industry. Tourism Management Research, Vol. 2, No. 1, pp.
101-134.
Liu, Abby, Geoffrey Wall and John Westlake (2000): Marketing
through Frequent Flyer Programmes: the Example of China Airlines.
Tourism Economics, Vol. 6, No. 3, pp. 233-249.
Conference proceedings:
Liu, Abby and Geoffrey Wall (2004) Ethnic and Cultural
Considerations in Tourism Education. Annual Meeting, the Canadian
Association of Geographers, Ontario Division, October 29-30,
Kitchener, Ontario, Canada
Liu, Abby (2004) Tourism Education and Training Initiatives in
China: The Hainan Context. Paper presented at the 4th Annual
Conference on The Sustainability Management of Tourism, Leisure and
Hospitality Industry. (). May 1, 2004, Kaoshsiung, Taiwan.
Liu, Abby, Geoffrey Wall and Xingqing Zou (2002) Tourism
Education and Product Development: Perspectives from Hainan, China.
In Arola, E., Karkkainen, J. and Siitari, M-L. (eds), Tourism and
Well-being: Second Tourism Industry and Education Symposium ,
Jyvaskyla, Finland, 2002, pp. 467-473
Liu, Abby and Geoffrey Wall (2001) Hainan Tourism Employers
Expectations and Responses. Mix, Match and Move: Shaping the Future
of Tourism, Proceedings, Annual Conference, Asia Pacific Tourism
Association, Manila, The Philippines, pp. 240-243.
Liu, Abby and Geoffrey Wall (2000) Tourism Training and
Employment: Student Perspectives from Hainan, China. Proceedings of
the Asia Pacific Tourism Association Sixth Annual Conference,
Phuket, Thailand, pp. 243-248.
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The relationship between the locus of control of department
chairs and the perceived professional autonomy of faculty members
in related Sports Management departments in Taiwan
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1. The dissertation abstract for published in the Proceedings of
the Texas Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation
and Dance
2. The dissertation abstract for presented at the Research
Consortium of the Texas Association for Health, Physical Education,
Recreation and Dance3. Presented at the Forum of Under-Represented
Groups and Education - Challenges for the 21st Century; Now's the
Time (2004, Spring, University of the Incarnate Word, SA, TX)
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exopolysaccharide from the fungus Pleurotus citrinopileatus by
submerged culture
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Taiwan
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Badminton to Post Secondary Level Students in Taiwan
Florida International University
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1999
Isolation of ice-nucleating active bacterium from mackerel and
its properties.
Fish. Sci. 68 (4):
934-941. (SCI)
2002
Enhancement on the expression of ice-nucleation activity of
Pseudomonas fluorescens MACK-4 isolated from mackerel.
Fish. Sci. 69:
195-203. (SCI) .
2003
Isolation and identification of ice-nucleating active bacteria
from mackerel fish.
Proceedings of the
30th Annual Meeting oftheChinese Institute
of Food Science and
Technology,p.168,Dec.2,2000,Changhua Taiwan.
2000
Optimal growth condition for ice-nucleating bacterium
Pseudomonas fluorescens MACK-4 isolated from mackerel.
Proceedings of the
40th AnnualMeeting
of the Chinese
AgriculturalChemical
Society, p.91, Jun. 28, 2002,Taipei,Taiwan
2002
The effect of P. fluorescens MACK-4 and extracellular ice
nucleation matter on supercooling temperature of food
Proceedings of the
Annual Meeting of
the Chinese Institute
of Food Science and
Technology, p.252,
Dec. 6, 2002, Taiwan.
2002
Purification and characterization of ice- nucleating matter from
P. fluorescens MACK-4.
Proceedings of the
Annual Meeting of
the Fisheries Society
of Taiwan, p.B-2-1 ,
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1. Chiang, Y.J., and Liu, H.K. 2003. A study of constructing the
rural tourism environment from aesthetic perspective. Tamsui Oxford
Journal of Tourism. 2003(12)23-37
2. Wang, J.C., Liu, H.K., and Lee Y.S. 2003. A study on the
segmentation of travel market of performing arts in Taiwan
Aboriginal Cultural Park. Tamsui Oxford Journal of Tourism.
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The Department of Economics was founded in 1997, it offers a
four-year program leading to the degree of Bachelor of Economics.
Students must complete a minimum of 128 credits.
The Department provides our students with a solid foundation in
logistics and economics, with particular emphasis on the theories
of microeconomics, macroeconomics and the study and analysis of
national and international economic problems. In addition, the
department has places much effort in the future career of the
students in economic related areas such as international trade,
banking and finance.
(Economics)
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Year1
8
Credit8
342,
OutlineThis course will provide students fundamental concepts
about Economics.
The major topics are: IntroductionMarket Equilibrium and its
applications
to social welfare, tax, and international trade, Consumer Theory
and its applications, Finance theory, Production and Cost,
Macroeconomic Variables,
Macroeconomics in long run,
Macroeconomics in short run,
International Monetary Theory.
342,L.C.Huang
Microeconomics
()
Year2 (FallSpring
6
Credits6
344
Outline This course focuses on the optimizing behavior of
individual consumers and firms and the coordination of these
individual decisions through markets, including the evaluation of
market outcomes. Topics include the theory of the consumer, the
theory of the firm, decisions involving time and risk, perfect
competition, monopoly and monopsony, oligopoly and game theory,
markets with asymmetric information, and externalities and public
goods.
344J.J. Chen
(Macroeconomics)
()
Year2 (FallSpring
6
Credits6
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542,
Outline Introduction to economic phenomena and issues that
affect the entire economy; measurement and determination of
national income, employment, and price; introduction to monetary
and fiscal policy analysis; the effects of government deficits and
debt, exchange rates, and trade balances. This course is designed
to enable students to discuss and apply the major macroeconomic
issues and theories facing consumer and business choices.
542,M.C.Chin
(Statistics)
()
Year3
6
Credit6
ANOVA
344
OutlineThis course will teach students fundamental ideas about
Classical Regression Model, Systems of Regression Equations,
Simultaneous-Equations Model and Time Series Models. The
programming software used in this course is SAS IML and Eviews.
Students should be able to operate well after this course.
344, D. H. Lee
Mathematics for Economics
()
Year2 (FallSpring
4
Credits4
341
Outline This course is to introduce mathematics, including
derivates, vectors, and matrices etc., applied to economics.
Optimization for univariate and multivariate, and optimization with
constraint will be discussed.
341J.J. Chen
(Industrial Organization)
()
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4
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336
Outline Industrial Organization (IO) is the field of economics
which analyses the behavior of firms when competition is imperfect.
This is upper level undergraduate course in industrial
organization. This course provides the theoretical analysis of
perfect competition, monopoly, oligopoly, and game theory, along
with analysis of a variety of industry practices.
336,M.C.Chin
(Applied Software of Statistics)
()
Year2
4
Credit4
(EXCELSAS)ANOVA
712
OutlineThis course will provide students the combination of
fundamental ideas about statistical and computational techniques
about data management and processing . The programming software
used in this course is EXCEL and SAS . Students should be able to
operate well after this course.
712,D. H. Lee
Public Finance
()
Year3 (FallSpring
4
Credits4
325
Outline This course examines the role of the government in the
market when there are market failures. The course focuses on issues
surrounding the efficient allocation of resources and the existing
distribution of income. The impact of government expenditure
programs and taxation systems on the welfare and behavior of its
citizens will be discussed. Topics include public goods,
externalities, property rights and the legal system, Social
Security, Medicare, public assistance programs, and federal
taxation.
325J.J. Chen
Money and Banking
()
Year3
4
Credits4
332,
Outline
This course will help students to study the relations between
financial institutions and society, theories and problems created
by money.
332
Labor Economics
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Year4 (Fall
3
Credits3
301,
Outline The study of this course is mainly a study of the
interplay between employers and employees or between demand and
supply. Economic modeling is used to further an understanding of
such topics as , labor market discrimination, compensating wage ,
collective bargaining, workforce training and education, and the
role of human resources in global competition.
301J.J. Chen
(Econometrics)
()
Year2
4
Credit4
-
351
OutlineThis course will provide students fundamental ideas about
basic econometrics theory such as Gauss-Markov Theorem, Classical
Regression Model, Systems of Regression Equations,
Simultaneous-Equations Model and Time Series Models. This course
attempts to provide students an operational knowledge in
econometrics. The descriptive and prescriptive goals of
understanding, predicting and controlling processes and
institutions require that the student in economics make use of an
array of statistical models and measurement procedures.
351, D. H. Lee
(International Economics)
()
Year4
6
Credit6
301,
OutlineThis course will provide students fundamental concepts
about basic international economics theory.
The major topics are: Trade
Theory and Policy, International Monetary Theory and Policy,
Internal Macroeconomic Policy.
301,L.C.Huang
Strategy Economics
()
Year2(Fall
3
Credits3
Nash
832
Outline An introduction to game theory and strategic thinking.
Ideas such as Nash equilibrium, subgame-perfect equilibrium,
Bayesian equilibrium, sequential equilibrium, trembling hand
perfect equilibrium and applications to repeated games, auctions,
and bargaining.
Asymmetric information, adverse selection, and signaling are
discussed and applied to games played in class and to examples
drawn from economics and elsewhere.
832J.J. Chen
(Microeconomics I)
()
Year3
3
Credit3
831,
OutlineThis course will provide students fundamental concepts
about Advanced Microeconomics. The major topics are:
TechnologyProduction and Costs
Consumer Choice and DemandConsumers Welfare Uncertainty.
831,J.J.Chen
Mainland Chia Economy and Cross-Strait Relations
()
Year3
3
Credits3
Outline
Structure of Mainland China. Comparison with Taiwans economy.
Fundamental requirements for cross-strait transaction.
Investment Analysis
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Year3
3
Credits3
326,
Outline
Introduction to the behavior of security markets and individual
investment policy. Quantitative and qualitative aspects of risks
and return associated with investment decisions. Fundamental,
technical and random-walk approaches to valuation.
326
Economic Development
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Year4 (Spring)
3
Credits3
Outline
Economic Development is a course that focuses on the problems
and poli
