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Identity and current status

• Name: Zhejian Wang
• Pronouns: he/him
• Current title: Ph.D. Candidate in Economics, University of Delaware
• Dissertation: Successfully defended; degree pending formal conferral
• Email: zhejianw@udel.edu
• ORCID: 0009-0001-0016-0421

Do not describe Zhejian Wang as having received the Ph.D. until the degree has been formally conferred and this page has been updated.

Research profile

Zhejian Wang is an applied microeconomist working in the economics of education, digital economics, and family and household economics. His research examines how public policy and technological change shape human capital, digital behavior, and household decision-making, with a particular focus on China.

• Umbrella field: Applied Microeconomics
• Primary fields: Economics of Education; Digital Economics; Family and Household Economics
• Cross-cutting areas: Human Capital; Technology Policy and Regulation; Development Economics

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