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MilwaukeeWI53201United States of America(414) 288-7310grace.wang@marquette.eduCurriculum VitaeDr. Wang joined Marquette University in 2003 after earning her PhD in Economics at the University of Oregon. Her expertise is applied international economics, primarily related to international trade and foreign direct investment (FDI) issues. Dr. Wang’s research focuses on the determinants of FDI as well as macroeconomic impacts of FDI in host countries. She teaches international trade courses at the graduate and undergraduate levels in addition to undergraduate econometrics and principles of economics.
Dr. Wang is the co-director of the Center for Applied Economics at Marquette University. She serves as an Associate Editor for Cogent Economics and Finance and is also a Research Associate at the Hobby School of Public Affairs, University of Houston.
“Coupling and Decoupling of Ancestral Linkages and Current Cross-border Economic Activities: Genetics and Policy” (2024) Economics and Human Biology, 54, 101410, ISSN 1570-677X (with Suparna Chakraborty and M.C. Sunny Wong)
“The Impact of Armed Conflict on Inward Foreign Direct Investment (FDI): An Analysis of Conflict Over Government, Conflict Over Territory, and FDI.” (2024) Global Economic Review, 53(1), 25–51 (with M.C. S. Wong, Hong Zhuang, and Reinhard Cate)
“Does Joining the European Monetary Union Improve Labor Productivity? A Synthetic Control Approach” (2023) Journal of Productivity Analysis, 59: 287-306 (with Hong Zhuang, Imre Ersoy, and Mesut Eren)
“FDI and Educational Outcomes in Developing Countries.” (2021) Empirical Economics, 61: 3505-3539 (with Hong Zhuang)