Ming Li

Dr. Ming Li is a Professor of Economics at Concordia University in Montreal, Canada. He holds research fellow positions at CIREQ and CIRANO, focusing on game theory, microeconomics, and political economics. His work explores strategic information transmission, persuasion, and game theoretical models of elections and political processes.

• PhD from University of Wisconsin-Madison
• Teaches graduate courses in microeconomics, communication, persuasion, and political economics

Research interests center on strategic information transmission, persuasion, and political economics. Recent work includes experimental studies on selective evidence disclosure, analysis of mediocracy in organizations, and optimal majority rules in referenda.

Publications span top journals like Econometrica, Journal of Economic Theory, and Journal of Public Economics. Collaborations include Arianna Degan, Anton Kolotilin, and Qiang Fu. He organizes virtual seminars on information economics and co-chaired conferences like the Canadian Economic Theory Conference (2022, 2013).