Li Tang
Assistant Professor in Macroeconomics
University of Birmingham
Email: LiTang.Econ@gmail.com
Research Fields: Belief & Opinion Formation, Behavioural Macroeconomics, Comparative Politics
Research
Working Papers
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Belief Disagreement, Instability, and Uncertainty under Stochastic RecallPDF
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Information Treatments, Hypotheticals, and Event Studies: Comparative EstimatesNBER
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Polarization and Belief Entrenchment Through Memory
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Net Zero and Inflation Expectations: the Role of Monetary and Fiscal PoliciesPDF
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Focusing on What Matters: Information Relevance and Macroeconomic Expectations
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Output Gap Estimation and Monetary Policy with Imperfect KnowledgeSSRN
Politics and Business
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Generative AI and the Labor Market: Workers' Beliefs and Behavioral ResponsesPDF
Reject and resubmit, Research Policy
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Folk Theories about Political Conflict
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Knocking on the Wrong Door: Partisan Canvassing and Asymmetric Belief Updating in BritainPDF
Publications
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2026
Central Bank Communication and House Price ExpectationsArticleNBERCoverage
Journal of the European Economic Association, Vol. 24, Issue 2, pp. 769–799.
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2026
Electoral Reform and Geographically-Targeted Oversight: Evidence from Taiwan Legislative YuanArticle
Electoral Studies, Vol. 99, 103026.
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2026
Macroprudential Policy and Housing Market ExpectationsArticleCoverage
European Economic Review, Vol. 181, 105191.
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2025
Navigating Fiscal Fog: Household Expectations in an Uncertain Fiscal EnvironmentArticle
Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, Vol. 240, 107321.
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2025
(Mis)perception of Party Congruence and Satisfaction with DemocracyArticle
Political Science Research and Methods, Vol. 13, Issue 4, pp. 885–902.
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2025
Are Stock Price Forecasts Anchored by Fundamental Forecasts? A Long-run PerspectiveArticle
Economic Theory, Vol. 79, pp. 657–685.
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2024
Worker Productivity During Covid-19 and Adaptation to Working From HomeArticleISERCEPR
European Economic Review, Vol. 167, 104788.
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2022
Forecast Disagreement about Long-run Macroeconomic RelationshipsArticle
Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, Vol. 200, pp. 371–387.
Curriculum Vitae
A full record of my research, teaching, and academic service is available in my CV.
Contact
Department
Department of Economics
Birmingham Business School
University of Birmingham
Birmingham, United Kingdom
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