A fundamental question in macroeconomy is to study how of oil price variations affect the functional distribution of income and through which channel. In this talk, we will identify these channels and we will provide and discuss reliable estimates for each of them.

The seminar will explore the concept of coopetition, distinguishing it from traditional competition and cooperation. It will define coopetition and highlight its various forms, examining the nuanced relationships within this framework. The discussion will then address relevant management theories explaining the emergence and sustainability of coopetition in modern business environments, along with effective strategies for managing its complexities. Finally, key research findings and open questions for future investigation will be presented, contributing to a deeper understanding of coopetition's role in organizational dynamics.

Modern Asia thrives on tight business-political networks, driving mutual gains but also entrenching market power, stifling competition, and fueling inequality. These issues threaten growth and stability. To secure the future, the authors urge reforms to dismantle these connections and foster a sustainable system.

The presentation highlights a game designed for operations and supply chain management courses, where students simulate distributing medical supplies during a bioterrorism attack. Through this game, students engage with complex mathematical concepts. Preliminary survey results indicate positive student feedback. The presentation concludes by suggesting further research and encouraging other instructors to use similar games in their teaching.