My research focuses on Labor Economics, Health Economics, Aging, and Science and Innovation. I leverage causal inference to address my research questions. Previously, I served as a research associate at the National University of Singapore (NUS) for two years, specializing in economics of aging.

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Interests
  • Labor Economics
  • Health Economics
  • Aging
  • Science and Innovation
Education

  • Ph.D. in Economics, 2028 (expected)

    The Ohio State University

  • M.Sc. in Economics, 2020

    Barcelona School of Economics

  • B.Sc. in Economics and Finance, 2018

    University of Amsterdam

Working Papers

(2024). Intergenerational Dilemma: Balancing Windfalls and Burdens of Public Transfers in Korea.

(2024). The Effect of Population Aging on Long Run Economic Growth of Developed Countries.

Publications

, Joelle Fong (2023). Assessing patterns and stability of ADL hierarchical scales for functional disability assessment. In The Gerontologist (Oxford University Press).

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Recent Posts

The Power of Naming: How Language Shapes Identity and Meaning
The sentence “Harrison is a student” uses “Harrison” as a proper noun referring to a specific person, while “student” is a general term categorizing individuals engaged in academic pursuits. According to Aristotle, proper nouns denote first substances, while general terms refer to second substances.
Sep 22, 2024 9 min read Personal Thoughts
The Power of Naming: How Language Shapes Identity and Meaning
A Love of Two
In Grundlinien der Philosophie des Rechts, Hegel paints a vision of love in two distinct phases, each unfolding with a deep shift in how we relate to another. The first phase awakens when one comes to realize that the desire to be self-sufficient is no longer enough.
Sep 18, 2024 4 min read Personal Thoughts
A Love of Two

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