Faculty
ZHANG Ning
Associate Professor
+852 3943 7044
Room 936, Esther Lee Building
Education
- PhD in Economics (University of Pittsburgh)
- MPhil in Economics (The Chinese University of Hong Kong)
- BA in Economics (Renmin University of China)
Research Interest
- Labor Economics
- Applied Microeconomics
I am an economist with research interests in labor economics and applied microeconomics. My research agenda focuses on the economics of the family, gender-based violence, and immigration. I’m interested in combining economic theory with empirical analysis to understand the incentives behind household behavior and the effect of family and gender on individual labor market outcomes. My work involves both structural form and reduced form analysis.
2025-2026:
2nd Term
ECON6820: SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS II — CAUSAL INFERENCE
