Li Jiang, male, born in 1967, graduated from Business School of China Renmin University with a doctorate in management and a senior accountant. He is currently an associate professor at beijing language and culture university Institute of Information Science. Mainly engaged in accounting, auditing, financial management and other disciplines of teaching and research work.

Technical Competition Barriers, Innovation and Sustainable Competitive Advantage —— Evidence from Listed Companies in China Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Industry, Journal of Shanxi University of Finance and Economics, February 2005.

An empirical study on the cost-benefit changes of listed companies in China after IPO, Proceedings of the Third China Symposium on Empirical Accounting, 2004+02.

Thesis:

1. Comparison of differences between the old and new auditing standards systems, China Certified Public Accountant, August 2007.

2. Research on cost efficiency of listed companies in China pharmaceutical industry, Metallurgical Accounting, 2005+02.

3. Analysis of operating changes of listed companies in China after IPO-Empirical evidence from A-share companies, Accounting Newsletter, July 2005.

4. Reflections on the accounting fraud case in Taiwan Province Province in 2004, Audit Research, April 2005.

5. Empirical analysis of the long-term value of listed companies in China after IPO, Journal of Shanxi University of Finance and Economics, March 2005.