Keyu Jin

Dr. Keyu Jin is an associate professor (with tenure) of Economics at the London school of Economics. She is from Beijing, China, and holds a B.A., M.A. and Phd from Harvard University.

Her research is on international economics--- such as why capital flows from poor to rich countries, how the global implications of U.S. monetary and fiscal policies have changed; as well as on how the rise of China impacts the global economy, from several perspectives ---trade, capital flows, global interest rates and saving, demographics, productivity and technology.

Awards

Chiles Award; NBER Aging and Health Fellowship; Allyn Young Thesis Prize in Economics

Experience Keywords

China; International Finance; current account; exchange rates; globalization; international business cycles; portfolio views of external adjustment; the Chinese Economy

Research Summary

I study what determines international capital flows and global asset prices, how trade integration and financial liberalization interact, and how trade affects international business cycles. I have a particular interest in international finance issues pertaining to emerging markets, with a focus on China.