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Weilong Zhang is an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Economics at the University of Cambridge. His research interests encompass Labor Economics, Education Economics, Family Economics, and Psychology Economics. He has contributed significantly to the understanding of risk attitude and portfolio choice from an intra-household perspective, with his work funded by the British Academy. Dr. Zhang has supervised numerous PhD students and has served as an advisor to students focusing on a range of topics including labor economics and the economic implications of ageing. His teaching modules include topics related to signaling in wages and public economics, as well as applications of empirical microeconomics. Dr. Zhang’s research is characterized by a strong emphasis on empirical analysis and its application to public policy issues, particularly in the context of economic behavior and family dynamics.
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