Supply and Demand of Phd Graduates in HK, Singapore

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Supply and Demand of Phd
Graduates
in HK, Singapore, Taiwan and Mainland China
TJ Wong
The Chinese University of HK
AAA 2007
Background
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Emergence of around 10-15 top researchbased business schools in Asia
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HK, Singapore, S. Korea, Mainland China
and Taiwan
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Hiring from top research schools in US
programs
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Require top US journal publications for tenure
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US-style Phd training
Mainland China
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Top programs hire from the US - Berkeley, Stanford, CMU
etc
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5-6 programs hire from US and HK, aspire to publish in A
and B list US journals
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Many other research schools are starting to engage in USstyle empirical research
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Successful research collaborations with HK and overseas
professors
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Example: China Accounting Review Annual Conference
with over 100 paper presentations
Survey
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Conducted in July 2007 by CAPANA
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Survey top research schools w/ Phd
programs
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HK: 7; Singapore: 2; Taiwan: 4; Mainland
China: 6 (response rate 50% to 100%)
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Coordinators: Prof. Charles Chen (City U
of HK); Prof. Rong-ruey Duh (NTU of
Taiwan) and Prof. Xinyuan Chen (SUFE of
China)
Highlights
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Excess supply of local Phds
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Most serious in mainland China: 184 vs. 58
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Singapore, excess demand: 8 vs. 11
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Excess supply serious in financial
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Excess demand for overseas graduates,
especially US
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Excess demand especially in fields of IS and Tax
Demand and Supply for 2008-2011
HK
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Local supply & demand
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Excess supply: 37 vs. 30
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Excess demand in cost, tax, IS
Demand and Supply for 2008-2011
Singapore
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Local supply & demand
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Excess demand: 11 vs. 8
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Excess supply only in financial
Demand and Supply for 2008-2011
Taiwan
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Local supply & demand
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Big excess supply: 55 vs. 14
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Excess demand: IS and tax
Demand and Supply for 2008-11
Mainland China
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Just local supply & demand
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Huge excess supply: 126
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Mainly in financial
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Excess demand in IS, tax, multi
Demand for Overseas Talents for 2008-11
HK
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Local supply: 37
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Demand for local supply : 7
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Demand for US: 19
Demand for Overseas Talents for 2008-11
Singapore
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Local supply: 8
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Excess local supply: 8 vs. 1
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Demand for US: 7
Demand for Overseas Talents 2008-11
Taiwan
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Local supply: 55
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Demand for local supply: 4
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Demand for US supply: 8
Demand for Overseas Talents for 2008-11
Mainland China
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Local supply & demand
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Excess local supply: 184 vs. 29
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Demand for US: 18
What should we do?
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Improve quality of local programs
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Some consolidation in programs, eps
mainland China
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Create local markets or regional markets
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More collaboration among top programs in
Asia - high level doctoral consortium
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Raise salaries and research culture to attract
overseas talents