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Wei Huang
Wei Huang
Wei Huang is
a Post-doctoral Fellow in Aging and Health Economics at the National
Bureau of Economic Research. His research fields are public economics,
labor economics, and health economics. He is interested in the topics such
as health, education, ethnicity, and China. Wei received his PhD
in economics from Harvard University in 2016. He received an M.A in economics
from National School of Development at Peking University in 2011, and a
B.A. in physics from School of Physics at Peking University in 2008.
Articles
Early Childhood Exposure to Health Insurance and Adolescent Outcomes: Evidence from Rural China
Jul 19, 2023What Is Special about China’s Housing Boom?
Jun 20, 2017
Wei Huang
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