Xingang Wen

Dr. Xingang Wen is a postdoctoral researcher at Bielefeld University, affiliated with the Faculty of Mathematics and the Institute of Mathematical Economics (IMW). He contributes to the CRC 1283 'Taming uncertainty and profiting from randomness and low regularity' under project C2: Innovation dynamics in market uncertainty and credit-constrained firms. His research intersects mathematical economics and operations management, focusing on strategic investment decisions under uncertainty.

• Research Areas: Investment under uncertainty, capacity management, environmental and energy economics, real options, dynamic game models.
• Projects: CRC 1283 C2 project, renewable energy policy analysis, financial constraint modeling.

His publications analyze how firms make capacity, innovation, and R&D investment decisions when facing demand uncertainty, financial constraints, and environmental regulations. Key topics include double marginalization, subsidy retraction effects, and bankruptcy risks. Articles employ mathematical economics, operations research, and game theory to model strategic interactions in uncertain markets.