About
Researching institutions through unusual data.
My work asks how formal authority, regulation, and public commitment change behavior when implementation is decentralized, incentives are incomplete, and markets are institutionally constructed.
I am a Ph.D. Candidate in Finance at Guanghua School of Management, Peking University.
I work across political economy, financial economics, and public economics. Empirically, I combine large-scale administrative records, regulatory and judicial texts, market data, and computational methods to study institutional design and strategic adaptation.
State capacity & bureaucracy
Recentralization, administrative control, implementation, and local adaptation.
Finance & regulation
Institutional demand, regulatory shocks, quasi-sovereign credit, and market structure.
Public commitment & human capital
How policy commitments change occupational choice, workforce pipelines, and care markets.