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Ming Tsang
Associate Professor
College of Business Dean
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Ming Tsang
Associate Professor
College of Business Dean
Specialty area(s)
Behavioral Risk and Uncertainty, Investments, Experimental and Behavioral Finance
Education
Ph.D. Economics, Georgia State University
B.B.A. Management, University of Georgia
B.S. Psychology, University of Georgia
Career
Teaching history
Financial Markets and Institutions, Investments, Essentials of Economic and Statistical Analysis (UW MBA Consortium), Insurance Planning, Life Insurance, Behavioral Economics, Experimental Economics, Macro- and Micro- Economics.
Research and publishing
Shahriari, H., Stivers, A., & Tsang, M. (2025). The Impact of Individual Characteristics on Life Insurance Purchase Decisions. Journal of Insurance Issues, forthcoming.
Shahriari, H., Stivers, A., & Tsang, M. (2025). Bias in cryptocurrency investing: the effect of financial and moral considerations. Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Finance, 47, 101097.
Tsang, M. (2025). The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and hedging strategies for interest rate risk. The Case Journal, 21(3), 631–655.
Tsang, M. (2023). Currency crisis: Turkey in 2021. The Case Journal, 19(5), 679–698.
Tsang, M., & Stivers, A. (2022). An experimental investigation of the “follow own signal” decision rule under increased information uncertainty. Review of Behavioral Finance, 15(5), 634–651.
Tsang, M. (2022). Risk perception in an endogenous information environment. Research in Economics, 76(4), 355–372.
Deaves, R., Stivers, A., & Tsang, M. (2021). Do economic forecasters believe the stock market is efficient? Evidence from Germany. Applied Finance Letters, 10, 40–47.
Stivers, A., Tsang, M., Deaves, R., & Hoffer, A. (2020). Behavior when the chips are down: An experimental study of wealth effects and exchange media. Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Finance, 27, 100323.
Tsang, M. (2020). Estimating uncertainty aversion using the source method in stylized tasks with varying degrees of uncertainty. Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Economics, 84, 101477.
Book chapter:
Tsang, M. (2025). Experiential learning in international finance: A live case study of the Turkish currency crisis. In M. Eklund & K. Graham (Eds.), Practical applications of experiential and community-engaged learning methods in business (pp. 184–191). Edward Elgar Publishing.