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Name: Wei Luo

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Gender: female

Post: Assistant professor

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Degree: PhD

Graduate School: HKUST

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Email: weiluo@jnu.edu.cn

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Wei Luo is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Jinan University (Guangzhou, China). She obtained Ph.D. from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST). Her research interests lie at the intersection of development, public, and labor economics. Specially, she is interested in: (1) the partial or general equilibrium effects of public policies; (2) labor market and demographic consequences of global trade and technological change; (3) family economics, especially gender inequality and gender-related social norms. 

Personal website: https://www.weiluo.org


Education

Ph.D., Hong Kong University of Science and Technology 

Visiting graduate researcher, UCLA 

LL.M., Sun Yat-sen University 

B.B.A., Sun Yat-sen University

Work Experience

Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, Jinan University  2022-present

Postdoctoral Fellow, Business School, University of Hong Kong   2021-2022




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Publications & forthcoming

Social Norms and the Impact of Early Life Events on Gender Inequality. with Wei Huang and Albert Park.
Accepted by Journal of Human Resources

Demographic Impacts of China’s Trade Liberalization: Marriage, Spousal Quality, and Fertility. with Xianqiang Zou.
Accepted by Journal of Population Economics

The Educational and Labor Market Consequences of Teenage Exposure to Rural Land Decollectivization in China. with Zhi-An Hu, Wei Huang, Wuyue You, and Chuanchuan Zhang.
Conditionally accepted by Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization

Working papers 

The National-Integration Effect of Compulsory Schooling: Evidence from Chinese Minorities. with Zhi-An Hu. 
Revision Requested at Journal of Development Economics

Robots as Guardians: Industrial Automation and Workplace Safety in China. with Lixin Tang, Yaxin Yang, and Xianqiang Zou.
Revision Requested at Journal of Development Economics

Shaping Gender Role Attitudes: Intergenerational Impacts of Parental Occupational Difference during Adolescence. with Shu Cai and Zheng Zhong.
Under review


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