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Lidan Zhang
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Economic and Political Studies,vol. 10,no. 3,pp. 279-289.
I am an experienced researcher with expertise in financial data modeling and quantitative analysis. My research interests and projects have focused on economic uncertainty, currency markets, and corporate bonds. I possess a strong background in both qualitative and quantitative research methods, including research strategy development. Additionally, my proficiency in STATA and C programming allows me to contribute to future quantitative research endeavors.
I am an experienced Ph.D. Researcher at Hanken School of Economics, where I have collected and analyzed data for manuscripts and publications and conducted qualitative and quantitative research studies. I have also served as a Teaching Assistant, supporting lesson preparation, curriculum implementation, and student learning. Additionally, I supervised Master's students' theses.
Previously, I worked as a Research Assistant at the University of Macau, focusing on social welfare policies, the gaming and hospitality industry, and sustainable tourism. I was also a Teaching Assistant there, assisting with lesson preparation and student mentoring. Furthermore, I interned as a Credit Analyst at Agriculture Bank of China, reviewing and maintaining loan applications.
My research output includes publications on foreign direct investment and economic policy uncertainty, conference papers on political uncertainty and the corporate bond market, as well as dissertations on political connections and cost of debt under financial liberalization.