Education:Pennsylvania State University（1982）

Title: Professor

Publication: “Coordinating Coordination Failures in Keynesian Models”—— Quarterly Journal of Economics

Curriculum Vitae

Russell Cooper was born in Florida, USA. Research fellow at the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER), Fellow of the Econometrics Society, and Fellow of the American Economic Association. He received his PhD in economics from the University of Pennsylvania in 1982. He has held long-term teaching positions at Yale University and Penn State University, and was a National Fellow, Hoover Institution at Stanford University, Stanford University, 1987-88).

Professor Cooper is one of the world's top macroeconomists, dedicated to exploring incomplete information problems in macroeconomics. His original ideas on coordination games have become an important theoretical cornerstone in the field of macroeconomics. He has published more than 100 high-level academic papers in the fields of macroeconomics, international economics, industrial organization, experimental economics, labor economics and monetary economics. A total of 19 papers have been published in five top international journals in economics. . Among them, the paper "Coordinating Coordination Failures in Keynesian Models" published in the "Quarterly Journal of Economics" was cited 2,395 times, and the paper "On the Nature of" published in the "Review of Economic Studies" Capital Adjustment Costs, cited 1577 times, Google Scholar citations total 19694 times, H-index as high as 55. These research results enjoy high authority and influence in the macroeconomics community and have become must-read classic documents for researchers in related fields. His outstanding contributions in the field of economics have made him recognized as the world's top expert in the field of macroeconomics.

Professor Cooper has also made outstanding achievements in teaching. He has written economics textbooks such as "Macroeconomics: Theory through Applications" and "Economics: Theory through Applications". He and Professor Jerome Adda co-authored "Dynamic Economics: Quantitative Methods andApplication" is a classic introductory textbook in the field of dynamic economics. His coaching experience covers Yale University, University of Iowa, Boston University, University of Texas, Pennsylvania State University and other famous universities in the United States.

Professor Cooper teaches economics undergraduates and doctoral students at Liaoning University. All his future research results will be signed only by "Liaoning University" and will contribute to Liaoning University's further global recruitment and local talent cultivation.