Anming Zhang

Anming Zhang is a Full Professor at The University of British Columbia, Sauder School of Business, within the Department of BUS. His research interests include Transport Economics and Policy, Air Cargo Logistics, and Industrial Organization. He is affiliated with the Operations and Logistics Division and has contributed to various publications in journals such as Transport Policy, Journal of Air Transport Management, and Real Estate Economics. His work explores topics such as the impact of high-speed rail and air transportation on economic and social outcomes. Zhang's profile page provides additional information on his research, courses, and contact details.

Anming Zhang is a professor at the Sauder School of Business, University of British Columbia, specializing in Transportation Economics, Logistics, Industrial Organization, and the Chinese Economy. His research explores the dynamics of airline markets, including competition, pricing, and the impact of high-speed rail on air transport. He investigates the effects of regulatory policies, codesharing agreements, and globalization on industry behavior. Zhang also examines the economic implications of the Chinese economy, focusing on firm productivity, R&D efficiency, and port competitiveness. His work often combines empirical analysis with theoretical insights to address complex issues in transportation and industrial organization.