Lode Li

Professor of Operations Management Emeritus at CKGSB

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  • CKGSB

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Biography

CKGSB

Dr Lode Li is a Professor of Operations Management at CKGSB. Li received a PhD in management economics and decision sciences from Northwestern University in 1984.

He previously taught at Yale University, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Northwestern University and Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. He has taught courses on game theory, supply chain management, services management and time-based competition, manufacturing policy and competitiveness, spreadsheet modeling and simulation and cost accounting. Dr Li is on the editorial board of Management Science and Operation Research. His research has been regularly published in leading journals since 1985.

Areas of Expertise

Game Theory, Management of International Manufacturing Networks, Operations Management and Strategy, Service Operations, Stochastic Process and Control, Supply Chain Management

Education

  • PhD , Northwestern University, 1984
  • MS , Northwestern University, 1982
  • BA , Fudan University, Shanghai, 1979

Teaching and Experience:

  • Cheung Kong Graduate Professor of Operations Management 2011-present
    School of Business
  • Yale University Professor Emeritus 2011-present
  • Yale School of Management Professor of Management 1994-2011
  • Hong Kong University Visiting Professor 1995-96, 97-98
    of Science and Technology
  • Yale School of Management Associate Professor of Management 1989-1994
  • Massachusetts Institute of Technology Assistant Professor of Management 1985-1988
  • California Institute of Technology Research Fellow in Economics 1984-1985
  • Northwestern University Lecturer 1983-1984
  • The Shanghai Steel Mill, China Technician 1968-1977

Achievements

Li co-authored selected chapters of Business Applications of Game Theory and Supply Chain Structures: Coordination, Information and Optimization and has published widely on operations management, management science, economics and accounting.He has received research funding from the Sloan Foundation and Hong Kong Research Foundation. Li is a member of the Institute for Management Science and Operations Research.

Publications

Book Chapters

  • Li, L. And S. Whang, “Game Theory Models in Operations Management and Information Systems,” in Game Theory and Business Applications, ed. by K. Catterjee, Kluwer Academic Publishers, Norwell Massachusetts, 2001.
  • Li, L. And H. Zhang, “Supply Chain Information Sharing in a Competitive Environment,” in Supply Chain Structures: Coordination, Information and Optimization, ed. by J.S. Song and D. Yao, Kluwer Academic Publishers, Norwell Massachusetts, 2001.
  • Hu (Joice), L. Li, and M. J. Sobel, “Production/Inventory Management and Capital Structure”, to appear in the Handbook of Integrated Risk Management in Global Supply Chains, ed. by Panos Kouvelis, Onur Boyabatli, Lingxiu Dong, and Rong Li, John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

Journal Articles

  • Li, L., “Cournot Oligopoly with Information Sharing,” Rand Journal of Economics, 16, No. 4, 1985, 521-536.
  • Li, L., D. Mckelvey and T. Page, “Optimal Research for Cournot Oligopolists,” Journal of Economic Theory, 42, No.1, 1987, 140-166.
  • Balachandran, B., L. Li and R. Magee, “On the Allocation of Fixed and Variable Cost From Service Departments,” Contemporary Accounting Research, 4, No. 1, 1987, 164-185.
  • Li, L., “A Stochastic Theory of the Firms.” Mathematics of Operations Research, 13, No.3, 1988, 447-466.
  • Fine, C. and L. Li, “Technology Choice, Product Life Cycles, and Flexible Automation,” Journal of Manufacturing and Operations Management, 1, 1988, 372-399.
  • Fine, C. And L. Li, “Equilibrium Exit in Stochastically Declining Industries,” Games and Economic Behavior, 1, 1989, 40-59.
  • Kamien, M., L. Li and S. Samet, “Bertrand Competition with Subcontracting,” Rand Journal of Economics, 20, No.4, 1989, 553-567.
  • Huang, C. And L. Li, “Continuous Time stopping Games with Monotone Reward Structures,” Mathematics of Operations Research, 15, No.3, 1990, 496-507.
  • Kamien, M. and L. Li, “Subcontracting, Coordination, Flexibility, and Production Smoothing in Aggregate Planning,” Management Science, 36, No.11, 1991, 1353-1363.
  • Li, L., “The Role of Inventory in Delivery-Time Competition,” Management science, 38, 1992, 182-197.
  • Hausch D. And L. Li, “A Common Value Auction Model with Endogenous Entry and Information Acquisition,” Economic Theory, 3, 1993, 315-334.
  • Li, L. and Yew Sing Lee, “Pricing and Delivery-Time Performance in a Competitive Environment,” Management Science, 40, No.5, 1994, 633-646.
  • Li, L, and X. Wang, “The Service Facility Startup and Capacity Model and Its Application to the National Cranberry Case,” Operations Research, 44, No. 1, 1996, 160-172.
  • Lee, C. Y., L. Li, S. M. Ng, and T. M. Chung, “Scheduling Problem in Liquid Crystal Display Manufacturing’” Proceedings of the International Conference on Management Science and the Economic development of China, Vol. 1, 1996, p. 54.
  • Lederer, P. J. and L. Li, “Pricing, Production, Scheduling and Delivery-Time Competition.” Operation Research, 45, No.3, 1997, 407-720.
  • Dasu, S. And L. Li, “Optimal Operating Policies in the Presence of Exchange Rate Variability,” Management Science, 43, No., 5, 1997, 705-722.
  • Li, L. and H. Zhang, “The Multi-Stage Service Facility Startup and Capacity Model,” Operations Research, 48, No.3, 2000, 490-497.
  • Li, L., E. L. Porteus and H. Zhang, “Optimal Operating Policies for Multi-Plant Stochastic Manufacturing Systems in a Changing Environment,” Management Science, 47, No. 11, 2001, 1539-1551.
  • Li, L., “Information Sharing in a Supply Chain with Horizontal Competition,” Management Science, 48, No. 9, 2002, 1196-1212.
  • Ha A., L. Li, S. M. Ng, “Price and Delivery Logistics Competition in a Supply Chain,” Management Science, 49, No. 9, 2003, 1139-1153.
  • Li, L., “Research Trend and Methodology in Operations Management – Keynote Speech at the Management Science Forum, China,” Journal of Management Science in China, 8, No. 1, 2005, 88-96.
  • Li, L. and H. Zhang, “Confidentiality and Information Sharing in Supply Chain Coordination,” Management Science, 54, No. 8, 2008, 1467-1481.
  • Li, L., M. Shubik and M. Sobel, “Control of Dividends, Capital Subscriptions, and Physical Inventories,” to appear in Management Science.

Working Papers

  • Hausch D. and L. Li, “Private Values Auctions with Endogenous Investment: Revenue Equivalence and Non-Equivalence,” SOM Working Paper, 1992.
  • Li, L., “The Service Facility Startup and Capacity Model: Generalization and Convexity,” SOM Working Paper, 1992.
  • Lee, C. Y., L. Li, S. M. Ng, and T.M. Chung, “ Machine Scheduling in Liquid Crystal Display Manufacturing,” Working Paper, 1996.
  • Li, L., “Information Disclosure and Acquisition in Oligopoly,” Working Paper, 1998.
  • Li, L. and H. Zhang, “Information Sharing and Inventory Management in Competing Supply Chains,” Working Paper, 2003.
  • Li, L. and H. Zhang, “Inventory, Demand Variability, and Information Sharing in Competing Supply Chains,” Working Paper, 2008.

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