I'm a Ph.D. Candidate in Economics at Zhejiang University, and will visit NHH for one year (2026.9-2027.8)
My research interests lie at the intersection of household economics, gender economics, child development, labor economics, and applied microeconometrics. My current research examines how digital technologies reshape intra-household allocation, parental time investment, women’s bargaining power, and child development.
Methodologically, I use causal inference and structural estimation to study questions related to family decision-making and human capital development.