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Here are my presentation slides, reporting high-quality economic research.

• Public and Labor Economics

  • M. Bertrand, E. Kamenica, J. Pan (2015) "Gender Identity and Relative Income within Households", published at Quarterly Journal of Economics.

  • F. Cingano, F. Palomba, P. Pinotti, E. Rettore (2025) "Making Subsidies Work: Rules versus Discretion", published at Econometrica.

  • Q. Gai, N. Guo, B. Li, Q. Shi, X. Zhu (2025) "Rural Pensions, Labor Reallocation, and Aggregate Income: An Empirical and Quantitative Analysis of China", published at Econometrica.

• Macroeconomics

  • R. Lucas (1988) "On the Mechanics of Economic Development", published at Journal of Monetary Economics.

• Political Economy

  • J. Jiang, Y. Zeng (2020) "Countering Capture: Elite Networks and Government Responsiveness in China's Land Market Reform", published at Journal of Politics.

  • T. Jost,  D. Mattingly (2025) "Networks of Coercion: Military Ties and Civilian Leadership Challenges in China", published at American Journal of Political Science.

Here are the lecture notes I arranged. (Some of them are working in progress)

• Lecture Notes for Topics in Macroeconomics, by Dr. Junmin Liao (Zhongnan University of Economics and Law)

  • Python Program Files

• Lecture Notes for Advanced Macroeconomics, by Dr. Shangyao Zhou (Zhongnan University of Economics and Law)

• Lecture Notes for Quantitative Macroeconomics, by Dr. Zhigang Feng (University of Nebraska-Omaha)

Here are several slides I prepared for a course introducing the New Keynesian framework. (WORKING IN PROGRESS)

• Basic New Keynesian model and optimal policy

  • Appendix

• Two-agent New Keynesian model

• Monetary policy in HANK model (Kaplan, Moll, and Violante, 2018 AER)

• New Keynesian Cross (Bilbiie, 2020 JME)

• Intertemporal Keynesian Cross (Auclert, Rognlie, and Straub, 2024 JPE)

Here are two slides I prepared for an undergrad course about the application of Stata.

• • Data Visualization

    • Database and Do-Files

  • Paper Replication (in Chinese)

    • Do-Files

Here are several slides I prepared for a discussion course learning microeconomics. This course used the microeconomics lecture notes by David Autor as the textbook, and here is the syllabus.

• • Lecture 1: Introduction and a First Application: The Minimum Wage Debate

  • Lecture 4: Utility Maximization

  • Lecture 7: Linking Compensated and Uncompensated Demand: Theory and Evidence

  • Lecture 17: The Market for Risk

    • R Program Files

  • Lecture 18: Two Applications of Risk and Safety Regulation: Airplane Seats for Infants and the Value of a Statistical Life

  • Lecture 20: Education, Human Capital, and Labor Market Signaling