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Zhi Wang
Zhi Wang
Professor Zhi Wang received his Ph.D. from
the Department of Applied Economics at the University of Minnesota in 1994 with
a minor in computer and information sciences. He currently is an affiliated
research faculty and a Senior Policy Fellow at the Schar School of Policy and
Government of George Mason University (GMU), and also is a professor and
founding director of Research Center of Global Value Chains at University of
International Business and Economics in Beijing. He worked as a Lead
international economist at U.S. International Trade Commission and other US
government agencies more than 20 years before his current appointment.
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- VoxChina Covid-19 Forum (Second Edition): China’s Post-Lockdown Economic Recovery VoxChina, Apr 18, 2020
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