Shuyi Jiang

Assistant Professor of Economics

Contact Information

617 264-7625

jiangs@emmanuel.edu

Office Hours

Office: Library Ground, Room 08-E

Office hours: Monday and Wednesday, 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

Education

Ph.D., Suffolk University; B.A., Tianjin Polytechnic University

Bio

To me, it's rather easy to be passionate about economics. Economics is a science of decision-making, which can help you to make better decisions, and to become more knowledgeable about the decisions made in the world around you. I have also often heard students mention how they wish they had discovered economics earlier in life, since economics is at the root of everything. I couldn't agree more: I believe the basic economics courses are absolutely essential to everyone. My clear goal of economics courses is to engage students in learning critical thinking skills that can be widely applied.

Research Focus

Dr. Jiang's research interests focuses on the fields of industrial organization, econometrics and economic policies. Dr. Jiang's papers include: "Household Planning of Transportation Use", "Survival in the Petroleum Refining Industry", "Economic Policy and the Price of Gasoline", and "Analysis on the Choices of China's Industry Coordination Model". Dr. Jiang's work has been presented in various conferences and also actively published in journals.

Dr. Jiang integrates her fields of knowledge to the growth of small businesses, for-profit and nonprofit organizations. She developed a marketing strategy appropriate to the local market dynamics and conduct market and technology research for different studies and projects.

Shuyi Jiang

Assistant Professor of Economics

Contact Information

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