ZHOU Junjie

ZHOU Junjie is a Professor in the Department of Economics at Tsinghua University's School of Economics and Management. His research interests include social and economic networks, industrial organization, and game theory. He has published in leading economics journals such as The Review of Economic Studies and the RAND Journal of Economics. ZHOU holds a Ph.D. in Mathematics from the University of California-Berkeley and has held academic positions at Tsinghua University, the National University of Singapore, and Shanghai University of Finance and Economics. His professional profile can be accessed at https://zhoujunjie.weebly.com.

Junjie Zhou's research focuses on networks, industrial organization, and microeconomics, with an emphasis on understanding competitive dynamics, pricing strategies, and information dissemination in multi-sided markets and social networks. His work explores how network structures influence market outcomes, including the impact of network topology on pricing, the role of information provision in developing economies, and the economics of leadership and hierarchy. Zhou also investigates conflict networks, contagion effects, and digital ecosystems, particularly in the context of data regulation and platform competition. His research integrates game theory, Bayesian persuasion, and structural interventions to analyze strategic behavior and policy implications in complex economic systems.