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Faculty Profile

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ZHANG Xuan

Full-time Faculty

Assistant Professor of Economics; Lee Kong Chian Fellow

School of Economics SOE

QUALIFICATIONS: 

  • PhD, Brown University, 2019
  • BA, Economics, Renmin University of China, 2013
     

RESEARCH INTERESTS:

  • Health Economics
  • Labour Economics 
  • Applied Microeconomics
Highlights
9
Publications
7
H-Index (All Time)
286
Citations (All Time)
Xuan Zhang is an accomplished health and labor economist whose research spans public health insurance, pharmaceutical innovation, and the socioeconomic impacts of healthcare policies, with a strong focus on applied microeconomics and well-being.

Integrates rigorous empirical analysis with policy relevance, contributing to understanding of healthcare access, insurance expansion, and socioeconomic disparities; recognized for interdisciplinary collaboration and impactful grants; consistently addresses real-world challenges in health and labor economics.

Focused research areas include Impacts of physician retirement and healthcare policy on patient outcomes; public health insurance and pharmaceutical innovation; labor supply and well-being among seniors; health education and obesity; maternal health and labor supply; long-run effects of city awards; disparities in healthcare utilization and outcomes.
Health EconomicsLabor EconomicsApplied Microecnonomics
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QUALIFICATIONS: 

  • PhD, Brown University, 2019
  • BA, Economics, Renmin University of China, 2013
     

RESEARCH INTERESTS:

  • Health Economics
  • Labour Economics 
  • Applied Microeconomics