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Liu Mu, male,
Born on June 29, 1973, in Harbin, Heilongjiang Province. Associate Professor,
Master's supervisor. Graduated from Peking University in 2004 with a PhD in Economics. Research Fields: Theoretical Economics and Economic Methodology. For the first time in China, phenomenological methods have been applied to economic research. Representative works include Phenomenological Analysis of the Economic Man Hypothesis and Unclean Economics; In recent years, contemporary political philosophy theories have been applied to economic research, with representative works such as Pareto Efficiency from a Justice Perspective; The phenomenological method was first applied to the study of the value of cultural relics, represented by Phenomenological Analysis of the Value of Cultural Relics -- Taking the Mogao Grottoes of Dunhuang as an Example. Published over 20 CSSCI papers in well-known journals such as Social Science Frontline, Social Science Research, Academic Research, and Economic Review, and served as an anonymous reviewer for the aforementioned publications.