Job Market Candidates 2023-24
HU, Naiyuan
Fields: Urban and Regional Economics, Economics Geography, International Trade
Job Market Paper: "Education Migration in China"
References: Yuan Mei, Lin Ma, Jing Li
HUANG, Xincheng
Fields: International Trade Policy, Multinational Firms
Job Market Paper: "US Foreign Trade Zones - Working as Cushions for Trade War"
References: Pao-Li Chang, Lin Ma, Jianhuan Xu
LI, Qiyuan
Fields: Econometric Theory, Financial Econometrics
Job Market Paper: "Uniform Inference for High-Frequency Data”
References: Jia Li, Peter C.B. Phillips, Jun Yu, Tim Bollerslev
LIM, Guo Wei Dennis
Fields: Econometric Theory, Weak Identification, Dimensionality Asymptotics
Job Market Paper: "A Valid Anderson-Rubin Test under Both Fixed and Diverging Number of Weak Instruments”
References: Yichong Zhang, Jia Li, Jun Yu, Wenjie Wang
Paulo Daniel SALLES RAMOS
Fields: Microeconomics, Mathematical Economics, Social Choice, Game Theory
Job Market Paper: "Compellingness in Nash Implementation”
References: Shurojit Chatterji, Takashi Kunimoto, Jingyi Xue
PROGRAMME DIRECTOR
Nicolas L. Jacquet
Assoc. Prof of Economics
Assoc. Dean (Postgraduate)
Tel: +65 6828 0293
Email: njacquet@smu.edu.sg
JOB MARKET MATERIALS
Graduate Student Office
Ms Thor Qiu Ling
Senior Manager
Tel: +65 6828 0239
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We remind all students to please check with your supervisor AND program director before applying for a job/internship. All applications packages must be vetted by us, to maximize your chances of a successful job search.
Rohan Ray
The five years at SMU School of Economics, as a doctoral student have been extremely enriching and rewarding. A comprehensive coursework in Year 1 followed by a wide range of electives to choose from in Year 2 helped me narrow down on my area of interest and better understand what kind of research questions I might be keen on answering. Besides active engagement in quality research through various workshops and seminars, SMU also pays adequate attention to interpersonal and teaching skills of its doctoral students, who are given responsibility to teach full undergraduate modules. The school boasts of a faculty that is extremely competent and well-published in their respective fields and is always willing to hear about your research and provide necessary guidance. Overall, the training that I underwent during my PhD candidature at SMU was indeed holistic and has helped me become a better researcher.
Chen Renjing
The PhD in Economics programme offers me an opportunity to learn from and communicate with professional scholars. The faculty and staff have always been glad to provide valuable guidance and unwavering support in my research. The training and feedback from my supervisor and other committee members urged me to sharpen my thinking capabilities, which brought the quality of my work to a higher level. The benefit I have obtained from the programme was not just the high-quality papers, I have also learned from my professors that, to build an academic career, it is important to keep learning, build the core competitiveness, and have a healthy work-life balance. I am grateful for the tremendous help from my professors and the programme.
He Qiugu
The SMU PhD programme has changed my life. When I began my PhD study, I was quite familiar with concepts from textbooks. But I did not know how to use these concepts to conduct research. Thanks to the faculty in SMU, they introduced me to various interesting research fields. My supervisor XU Jianhuan guided me to think about deep questions in the right way, and it helped to improve my thesis writing skill. Finally, the comments from my committee and other scholars helped to improve my understanding about the world. It is quite an interesting experience. We PhD students also helped each other and discuss interesting topics, which ease up the research pressure. For students pursuing economic research, I sincerely recommend the programme. The wise faculty, efficient staff, and the funding will support you to focus on your own research.
Feng Ji
The PhD in Economics programme provides a wonderful opportunity to receive comprehensive and rigorous training. In this programme, everyone can stretch the research ideas to their full potentials because of strong support from the faculty member and staff from the School of Economics. I feel very lucky to be a qualified researcher under the help and supervision of these professors. The programme also enables us to shape ourselves based on our research interests.
Wang Liyao
During the five years at SMU School of Economics, many people have had an influence on my personal development and helped me to be a better person. The first year’s core courses laid a solid foundation for future research in Economics. Thereafter, we had adequate flexibility to explore the research topics of our own interests. The faculty members are very passionate and willing to share their ideas and opinions about the frontier of their research fields. The school also has regular seminars, workshops, and study groups, which help us to refresh our minds regularly. On top of that, SMU also offers sufficient supports for PhD students to attend various academic activities. When I started my PhD study, I had fuzzy understanding about economics as an academic discipline but looking back, I find that I had a fruitful academic journey. I am grateful to the precious experience in SMU and will miss the time here.
Miao Ke
I studied econometrics theory under the supervision of Professor Su Liangjun. Five years at the school of Economics in SMU has been a wonderful experience. I am grateful to the faculty members for their kind guidance and the staff for providing excellent support in administrative matters. The well-structured curriculum and conducive research environment trains students to be competent researchers. Courses in different fields taught by knowledgeable faculty members will inspire you to find your interest. You can always find faculty who are happy to hear about your research and provide kind guidance. Besides, the School of Economics holds many excellent seminars and conferences, in which you can learn from top researchers around the world. SMU also provides funds to encourage students to attend international conferences.
Zheng Xin
The programme has equipped me with the skills to be a competent researcher. With mentorship from the faculty members, I learnt how to discover, analyze and solve problems. I really enjoyed the academic and learning atmosphere at the School of Economics; it is diverse, open, and professional. The faculty, staff, and PhD students here form a big, close knitted family. The programme gave me strong foundation in econometrics with lots of advanced courses in almost every subfields of econometrics: time series, panel data analysis, spatial econometrics, nonparametric econometrics, etc. Reading groups and workshops for PhD students gave me great insight in the frontier of research. There are also many high-level seminars with talented speakers from all over the world. I love the campus, which is located at the heart of Singapore with so many beautiful attractions surrounding the campus, taking a walk nearby is a great experience after a day’s work.
Fei Yijie
Joining SMU PhD in Economics programme is one of the best choices I have ever made. The programme structure here is well-designed for PhD students who wish to learn frontier knowledge in all fields of economics. The programme offers a diverse range of courses for students to choose from. These advanced courses help students to lay solid foundation before starting their own research. The professors are always approachable and encouraging. They are willing to make every effort to help students, not only on research, but also on job hunting. Research workshops and seminars by leading scholars from all over the world are so frequent that we can always be exposed to latest contributions in the fields we are interested in. For those who are considering pursuing an academic career, I sincerely recommend SMU PhD in Economics programme.
Chay Junxing
My experience studying at SMU was excellent overall. The SMU PhD in Economics Program is well structured and provides a good foundation to understand and make meaningful contributions to the latest economics knowledge. The faculty members are supportive and have deep expertise that students can tap on. In addition to its focus on training good researchers, the programme also provides opportunities to develop critical soft skills such as academic writing, presenting and teaching. Looking back at my postgraduate journey, I am glad to have done my PhD at SMU.
Xu Yuhong
My 5 years in SMU PhD in Economics programme has been a great and unique experience. The programme provides world-class, rigorous research training. The regular seminars conducted by people from different universities and with different research interests, provided a great platform for discussions and idea generation. What I like most about this programme is the wonderful community; the faculty are very professional and provided useful suggestions, instructions and guidance throughout my PhD years. Their patience, kindness and understanding has impressed and helped me a lot in my research. I want to express my deepest gratitude to all the people in this programme. The help and encouragement received has made my research journey more rewarding than I could have ever imagined.
PUBLICATIONS BY OUR STUDENTS PRIOR TO GRADUATION
Many of our students graduate with publications. The following is a list of publications by our students prior to graduation. For their updated CVs please visit their personal websites.
WANG Lanjie, SMU PhD 2025 (Expected)
- "Weight perception and weight management via information nudges.", with Wang, L., Zhang, X., Kim, S., & Koh, K. (2024), Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization, 222, 332-353
REN Yuexuan, SMU PhD 2025 (Expected)
- "Optimal Inference for Spot Regressions.", with Bollerslev, Tim, Jia Li, and Yuexuan Ren, American Economic Review, 114 (3): 678-708, 2024
LI Qiyuan, SMU PhD 2024 (Expected)
- "Permutation‐based Tests for Discontinuities in Event Studies", with Federico Bugni and Jia Li, Quantitative Economics, 14(1), 37-70, 2023
- "Seemingly Unrelated Regression Estimation for VAR Models with Explosive Roots", with Ye Chen and Jian Li, Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics, 85(1), 910-937, 2023
- "Optimal Nonparametric Range-Based Volatility Estimation", with Tim Bollerslev and Jia Li, Journal of Econometrics, 238(1), 105548, 2024
Marcus TAN Kheng Tat, SMU PhD 2023
- "Crowdsourcing' the Recovery in ASEAN+3 Services Trade", with Hinojales, M., Oeking, A., Ong, L. L., ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office Analytical Note, 2020
- "Challenges to Social Mobility in Singapore (Facilitating Social Mobility)", The Singapore Economy Dynamism and Inclusion, Routledge & CRC Press., 2021
HE Qiugu, SMU PhD 2021
- "Real exchange rate, hot money and housing price" with Dong Yuan and Bo Zhao, Journal of Financial Research (in Chinese, CSSCI), 2016
BIAN Xueying, SMU PhD 2021
- "Incentives for Information Provision: Energy Efficiency in the Spanish Rental Market", joint with Natalia Fabra, Energy Economics: 104813, 2020
Rohan RAY, SMU PhD 2021
- "Emerging Issues in India-Pakistan Trade: An Introduction (Chapter 1) in India-Pakistan Trade Normalization: The Unfinished Economic Agenda (Springer)", with Dr Nisha Taneja, Isha Dayal and Samridhi Bimal, 1-14, 2017
- "Does India's growth matter? Evidence from the SAARC nations", with Fernandez, C. Journal of Public Affairs, 19(2), e1909, 2019
- "Singapore as a sustainable city: Past, present and the future", (edited by Dr Hoon Hian Teck) with Dr Tomoki Fujii, The Singapore Economy: Dynamism and Inclusion, 2021
WANG Liyao, SMU PhD 2020
- “Time Series Momentum: Is It There?” with Dashan Huang, Jiangyuan Li, and Guofu Zhou, Journal of Financial Economics, Vol 135, page 774 – 794, 2020
MIAO Ke, SMU PhD 2020
- "Specification of Fixed Effects in Three-Dimensional Panels", with Xun Lu and Liangjun Su, forthcoming in Econometric Reviews
- "Panel Threshold Regression with Latent Group Structures", with Liangjun Su and Wendun Wang, Journal of Econometrics 214, 451-481, 2020
FEI Yijie, SMU PhD 2020
- "Limit Theory for Mildly Integrated Process with Intercept”, Economics Letters, volume 163, 98-101, 2018
TAO Yubo, SMU PhD 2019
- “Random Coefficient Continuous Systems: Testing for Extreme Sample Path Behaviour”, with Peter C.B. Phillips, Jun Yu, Journal of Econometrics, Vol 209 (2), pp. 208-237, 2019
- “Limit Theory for Moderate Deviation from Integrated GARCH Processes”, Statistics and Probability Letters, Vol. 150, pp. 126-136, 2019
- “Model Selection for Explosive Models”, with Jun Yu, Advances in Econometrics (Essays in Honour of Cheng Hsiao), Vol. 41, pp. 73-103, 2020
CHEN Yuting, SMU PhD 2019
- "Heterogeneous Firms in Importing: Theory and Evidence from China ", Frontiers of Economics in China, vol. 10, issue 2, 301-334, 2015
CHEN Yanying, SMU PhD 2018
- The Effect of Non-contributory Pensions on Labour Supply and Private Income Transfers: Evidence from Singapore", with Tan Yi Jin, IZA J Labor Policy 7, 6, 2018
TAN Yi Jin, SMU PhD 2018
- "The Effect of Non-contributory Pensions on Labour Supply and Private Income Transfers: Evidence from Singapore", with Chen YanYing, IZA J Labor Policy 7, 6, 2018
XU Sijia, SMU PhD 2018
- “Impact of Electrification on Children’s Nutritional Status in Rural Bangladesh”, with Tomoki Fujii and Abu S Shonchoy, World Development, Vol.102, p.315-330, Feb 2018
SUN Ya, SMU PhD 2018
- “The Long-term Effects of Early-Life Malnutrition: Evidence from the China Great Leap Forward Famine”, with Seonghoon Kim and Belton M. Fleisher, Health Economics (26): 1264-1277, 2017
LIU Xiaobin, SMU PhD 2018
- "Bayesian testing volatility persistence in stochastic volatility models with jumps", with Yong Li, Quantitative Finance, 14(8), pp.1415-1426, 2014
- "A Bayesian Chi-Squared Test for Hypothesis Testing", with Yong Li and Yu Jun, Journal of Econometrics 189, 54-69, 2015.
LIU Shew Fan, SMU PhD 2016
- “Modified QML Estimation of Spatial Autoregressive Models with Unknown Heteroscedasticity and Nonnormality”, with Yang Z., Regional Science and Urban Economics 52, 50-70, 2015.
- “Asymptotic Distribution and Finite-Sample Bias of QML Estimators for Spatial Error Dependence Model”, with Yang Z., Econometrics 3, 376-411, 2015.
- "Improved inferences for spatial regression models" with Yang Z., Regional Science and Urban Economics 55, 55-67, 2015.
- “Bias correction and refined inferences for fixed effects spatial panel data models", with YANG Zhenlin; YU Jihai, Regional Science and Urban Economics, 61 52-72, 2016.
ZENG Huaxia, SMU PhD 2016
- “Random Dictatorship Domains”, with Shurojit Chatterji and Arunava Sen, Games and Economic Behavior, 86, 212-236, 2014.
- “A Characterization of Single-Peaked Preferences via Random Social Choice Functions”, with Shurojit Chatterji and Arunava Sen, Theoretical Economics, 11(2): 711-733, 2016.
JIANG Liang, SMU PhD 2016
- "New Methodology for Constructing Real Estate Price Indices Applied to the Singapore Residential Market", with Peter C.B. Phillips and Jun Yu, Journal of Banking and Finance 61, 121-131, 2015.
CHEN Ye, SMU PhD 2015
- “Optimal Jackknife for Unit Root Models”, with Jun Yu, in Statistics and Probability Letters, 99, 135-142, 2015.
DONG Yingjie, SMU PhD 2015
- “Intraday Periodicity Adjustments of Transaction Duration and Their Effects on High-Frequency Volatility Estimation”, with Y.K. Tse, Journal of Empirical Finance, 28, 352-361, 2014.
HUYNH Bao Tan, SMU PhD 2015
- “Macroeconomic Effects of Energy Price Shocks on the Business Cycle”, Macroeconomic Dynamics, vol. 20(3), pages 623 - 642, 2015
- “Energy Price Shocks and External Balances”, Canadian Journal of Economics, vol. 49(2), pages 789 - 814, 2016
- “Monetary Policy and Energy Price Shocks”, B.E. Journal of Macroeconomics, De Gruyter, vol. 17(2), pages 1- 27, 2017
ZENG Tao, SMU PhD 2013
- “A New Approach to Bayesian Hypothesis Testing”, with Yong Li and Jun Yu, Journal of Econometrics, Vol. 178, pp.602-612, 2012.
ZHANG Yonghui, SMU PhD, 2013
- “Testing for Common Trends in Semiparametric Panel Data Models with Fixed Effects”, with Liangjun Su and P. C. B. Phillips, The Econometrics Journal, 15, 56-100, 2012.
WANG Xiaohu, SMU PhD 2012
- "Bias in Estimating Multivariate and Univariate Diffusions", with Peter C.B. Phillips and Jun Yu, Journal of Econometrics, 161,228-245, 2011.
Past Placements
CHEN Yaohan
Placement: Assistant Professor of Economics, Anhui University, School of Big Data and Statistics
LIU Meng
Placement: Assistant Professor of Economics, Southwestern University of Finance and Economics, Research Institute of Economics and Management
WANG Yiren
Placement: Assistant Professor of Economics, Hunan University, College of Finance and Statistics
XIA Ying
Placement: Data Scientist Manager, American Express
ZHENG Fan
Placement: Assistant Professor of Economics, Dongbei University of Finance and Economics
Arpita KHANNA
Placement: Research Fellow, Global Asia Institute, National University of Singapore
KE Shuyao
Placement: Assistant Professor, Institute for Economic and Social Research, Jinan University
MENG Xiaoyu
Placement: Assistant Professor, School of Economics, Nankai University
Paulo Daniel SALLES RAMOS
Placement: Postdoctoral Fellow, School of Economics, Singapore Management University
SONG Shenxi
Placement: Data Scientist, Lazada One
WU Yifan
Placement: Researcher, Shanghai Trust
BIAN Xueying
Placement: Assistant Lecturer, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications
CHEN Renjing
Placement: Assistant Professor, Wuhan University
FENG Ji
Placement: Assistant Professor, Wuhan University
HE Qiugu
Placement: Assistant Professor, Nankai University
Rohan RAY
Placement: Research Fellow, NUS Global Asia Institute
YAO Kefang
Placement: Assistant Professor, Hunan University
CHEN Han
Placement: Assistant Professor, Hunan University
FEI Yijie
Placement: Assistant Professor, Hunan University
XU Yuhong
Placement: Researcher, National University of Singapore
ZHENG Xin
Placement: Assistant Professor, Sun-Yat Sen University
LUO Xuan
Placement: Assistant Professor, Wuhan University
VU Hoang Phuong Que
Placement: Adjunct Faculty, Singapore Management University
MOK Weng Sam
Placement: Adjunct Faculty, Singapore Management University
LI You
Placement: Assistant Professor, School of Business, Macau University of Science and Technology
CHAY Junxing
Placement: Research Fellow, Duke - NUS Medical School
LIU Yanbo
Placement: Assistant Professor in Economics, School of Economics, Shangdong University
LI Liyao
Placement: Assistant Professor, East China Normal University
LU Angdi
Placement: Assistant Professor, School of Applied Economics, Renmin University
LUI Yu Lim
Placement: Assistant Professor in Economics, Institute for Advanced Economic Research, Dongbei University of Finance and Economics
MIAO Ke
Placement: Assistant Professor, School of Economics, Fudan University
WANG Liyao
Placement: Assistant Professor in Economics, Department of Finance and Decision Sciences, Hong Kong Baptist University
ZHANG Cuiling
Placement: Assistant Professor in Economics, Institute for Advanced Economic Research, Dongbei University of Finance and Economics
Tran Bao Phuong NGUYEN
Placement: Research Fellow, Lee Kong Chian School of Business, Singapore Management University
TAO Yubo
Placement: Assistant Professor, University of Macau
ZOU Xin
Placement: Assistant Professor in Economics, Institute for Advanced Economic Research, Dongbei University of Finance and Economics
SIMA Di
Placement: Assistant Professor in Economics, Institute for Social and Economic Research, Nanjing Audit University (NAU)
LIU Peng
Placement: Assistant Professor in Economics, School of Economics and Management, East China Normal University
XU Sijia
Placement: Assistant Professor in Economics, School of Business, East China University of Science and Technology
ZENG Ming
Placement: Assistant Professor in Economics, Department of Economics, University of Gothenburg
SUN Ya, Jesscia
Placement: Assistant Professor in Economics, School of Economics, Huazhong University of Science and Technology
CHEN Yuting
Placement: Assistant Professor in Economics, School of Economics, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics
HUANG Wenxin
Placement: Assistant Professor in Economics, Shanghai Jiao Tong University
JIN Wei
Placement: Assistant Professor in Economics, Nankai University
LIU Xiaobin
Placement: Lecturer, School of Economics, Zhejiang University
WANG Wuyi
Placement: Assistant Professor in Economics, Institute for Economic and Social Research, Jinan University
CHEN Yanying
Placement: Lead Research Analyst, Policy Research Department.
TAN Yi Jin
Placement: Economist, Economics Division, Ministry of Trade and Industry
HUANG Naqun
Placement: Assistant Professor, Institute of Urban Development, Nanjing Audit University
JIANG Liang
Placement: Joint Assistant Professor, Fudan-Oceanwide International School of Finance and School of Economics, Fudan University
LIU Shew Fan
Placement: Senior Lecturer of Statistics, Singapore Management University
ZENG Huaxia
Placement: Assistant Professor, Lingnan College, Sun Yat-sen University
Vishrut Rana DHIRENDRA
Placement: Economist, S&P Ratings Agency (Asia-Pacific).
CHEN Ye
Placement: Assistant Professor, Capital University of Economics and Business
DONG Yingjie
Placement: Assistant Professor, University of International Business and Economics
HUYNH Bao Tan
Placement: Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, Antalya International University
LIU Shouwei
Placement: Shenzhen Stock Exchange
ZENG Tao
Placement: Assistant Professor, School of Economics and Management, Wuhan University
ZHANG Yonghui
Placement: Assistant Professor, School of Economics, Renmin University
WANG Xiaohu
Placement: Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, Chinese University of Hong Kong
Current Students
PhD Students
NG Bo Lin
Enrolment Year: 2018
Research Interest: International Trade, Spatial Economics
Research Advisor(s):
Dennis LIM Guo Wei
HU Naiyuan
Enrolment Year: 2019
Research Interest: Economic Geography, International Trade
Research Advisor(s):
- Mei Yuan
HUANG Xincheng
LI Qiyuan
Enrolment Year: 2019
Research Interest: Econometrics
Research Advisor(s):
Publication:
- "Permutation‐based Tests for Discontinuities in Event Studies", with Federico Bugni and Jia Li, Quantitative Economics, 14(1), 37-70, 2023
- "Seemingly Unrelated Regression Estimation for VAR Models with Explosive Roots", with Ye Chen and Jian Li, Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics, 85(1), 910-937, 2023
- "Optimal Nonparametric Range-Based Volatility Estimation", with Tim Bollerslev and Jia Li, Journal of Econometrics, 238(1), 105548, 2024
XIONG Ruiming
Enrolment Year: 2020
Research Interest: Econometrics
Research Advisor(s):
SONG Yunlong
Vardaan CHAWLA
Enrolment Year: 2020
Research Interest: Development Economics
Research Advisor(s):
WANG Kexin
Enrolment Year: 2020
Research Interest: Microeconomic Theory, Mechanism Design
Research Advisor(s):
Working Paper:
- "Robust Contracting under Distributional Uncertainty", with Li Jiangtao
WANG Lanjie
WANG Yutao
Enrolment Year: 2020
Research Interest: Labor Economics, Family Economics, Household Behavior
Research Advisor(s):
Working Paper:
- “Family Size and Child Migration: Do Daughters Face Greater Trade-Offs than Sons?”, with Christine Ho, Sharon Xuejing Zuo
ZHU Xiaofan
Enrolment Year: 2020
Research Interest: Development Economics, Political Economy
Research Advisor(s):
GAO Chang
Enrolment Year: 2021
Research Interest:
Research Advisor(s):
GONG Fangfang
Enrolment Year: 2021
Research Interest: Monetary Economics
Research Advisor(s):
Ni Tong
Enrolment Year: 2021
Research Interest: International Trade, Spatial Economics, Development Economics
Research Advisor(s):
Working Paper:
- "Tariffs as Bargaining Chips: A Quantitative Analysis of US-China Trade War", with Naiyuan Hu and Yuan Mei
YAN Wenhan
Enrolment Year: 2021
Research Interest: Applied Economics, Health Economics
Research Advisor(s):
Working Paper:
"The social impact of drug decriminalization policy"
CHENG Jipeng
Enrolment Year: 2022
Research Interest: Macroeconomics, International Trade, Financial Economics
Research Advisor(s):
Working Paper:
- Trade and Growth with Indirect Additivity
LIU Ying
MIN Pengjin
Enrolment Year: 2022
Research Interest: Econometrics
Research Advisor(s):
WANG Ziheng
Enrolment Year: 2022
Research Interest: Applied Microeconomics, Public Economics
Research Advisor(s):
WEI Jiezheng
XUE Bohan
Enrolment Year: 2022
Research Interest: Spatial Economics, Productivity and Economic Development
Research Advisor(s):
GAO Qi
Enrolment Year: 2023
Research Interest:
Research Advisor(s):
Presentation:
- Singapore Rising Scholars Conference (SRSC) 2024
LI Jingwei
Enrolment Year: 2023
Research Interest: Industrial Organization, Urban and Regional Economics
Research Advisor(s):
XU Yuning
Enrolment Year: 2023
Research Interest: Macroeconomics, Econometrics
Research Advisor(s):
MPhil Students
BAI Xingyu
Enrolment Year: 2022
Research Interest: Development Economics, Health Economics
Research Advisor(s):
CHEN Ruoqing
Enrolment Year: 2022
Research Interest: International trade
Research Advisor(s):
Working Paper:
- Assessing the Impacts of the US-China Trade War on Asian Economies
DING Ruiqi
FU Shen
LIEW Jia Wen
Enrolment Year: 2022
Research Interest: Public Economics, Family and Demographic Economics
Research Advisor(s):
- Christine Ho
ONG Xiao Lin
CAO Lu
Enrolment Year: 2023
Research Interest: Applied Microeconomics
Research Advisor(s):
CHEW Chu Gek
Enrolment Year: 2023
Research Interest: International Trade, Political Economy
Research Advisor(s):
DU Xinyi
Enrolment Year: 2023
Research Interest: Applied Microeconomics
Research Advisor(s):
GENG Xinning
Enrolment Year: 2023
Research Interest: Microeconomics Theory，Applied Microeconomics
Research Advisor(s):
WANG Haolin
Enrolment Year: 2023
Research Interest: Econometrics, Financial Economics, Computational Economics
Research Advisor(s):