2. Wang,/kloc-0 graduated from China University of Science and Technology in July, 1970, and worked as a teaching assistant, lecturer and associate professor at China University of Science and Technology and Tongji University from June, 1974 to June, 1995. He is currently a professor in the Department of Economic Management of Tongji University School of Management Science and Engineering. According to the spirit of the Ministry of Education, Tongji University sent him to teach in Xinjiang University for one year from 2003 to 2004. He is a member of China Logistics Society, a senior member of China Technical and Economic Research Association, and the executive director of Shanghai Quantitative Economics Association.

He has been engaged in the teaching and research of system science theory and practice for a long time. The main research directions are quantitative analysis methods in economic and management fields such as information economics, game theory and practice, operational research, behavioral economics and experimental economics, knowledge economy and knowledge management. He has undertaken national natural science foundation projects such as "quantitative model research of enterprise behavior". Now he is engaged in the teaching and research of operations research, information economics, knowledge economy, system analysis, technical economics and other courses. The main works are: asymmetric information market theory is the core of modern information economics, the application of modern economic game theory in enterprise management decision-making from examples, the application of signal economy theory in labor market, information society and university logistics, information economics, mathematical economics, etc., monograph 1 Two books and two textbooks, such as Logistics Management in Colleges and Universities, clearly emphasize that asymmetric information market theory is the core of modern information economics for the first time in domestic core journals, and have made contributions to the research of modern information economics in China.