October 19-27, 2013, invited by the School of Management and Economics, Professor Caren Sureth took an academic visit to our school and carried out various forms of academic exchanges with the students and faculty in the Department of Applied Economics and the Department of International Trade and Finance.

October 20, Professor Caren Sureth gave a report entitled "Paradoxical Tax Effects on Investment Timing under Entry and Exit Flexibility - Insights from an Economic Experiment".  Professor Meng Fanchen hosted the lecture. In the report, professor Caren Sureth introduced the paradox of government choice ofinvestment tax strategy, pointing out that government tax policy for investment entering and exiting may generate positive and negative effects, making the government formulation of tax policy a predicament. Professor Caren Sureth simulate, through economic experiments, simulated investment responses in different tax strategies contexts, and draw the relevant conclusions. Professor Caren Sureth also explained cross-border investment phenomenon from a unique perspective of tax. His economic experimental method is enlightening.