Hanool Choi is an Associate Professor of Business Information Science at Keimyung University. His research interests include evolutionary economics, agent-based model designing, network economics, organizational learning, and system analysis of digital trade and commerce. His frontier paper about the "network effects" published in Industrial Marketing Management at 2010  is still citied frequently by researchers in the field. He received his Ph.D. in Management Engineering from Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST). Fore more information on Prof. Kim, For more details, please click his CV.

Youngshin Kim is an Assistant Professor of Economics and International Commerce at Keimyung University. His research interests include experimental public choice and behavioral economics. Before joining Keimyung University, he worked as a research fellow at Korea Economic Research Institute while advising government policy in Office for Government Policy Coordination, Prime Minister's Secretariat, Ministry of the Interior and Safety, Ministry of Health and Welfare. He received his Ph.D. in economics fom George Mason University. Fore more information on Prof. Kim, please click his CV.

Kyungsoo Oh is  Assistant Professor of Economics and International Commerce at Keimyung University. She is one of the young economists in Korea conducting substantive research on global energy and environmental economics. Her research papers have been published in international refereed journals, such as Applied Economics, Journal of Korea Trade, etc. and recently focusing on developing dynamic models of energy and environment system in an open economy. Also, Prof. Oh has provided professional services to Korean governmental organizations. For example, she has been serving as public institutions management evaluator, energy and environmtnal policy adviser, local tax system designer, etc. She earned her Ph.D. in Economics from University of Colorado at Boulder, USA. and BA in double majors, Economics and Psychology, from Ehwa Womans University in Korea. For more details, see C.V.