Dr Haishan Yuan

Dr Haishan Yuan is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Economics at The University of Queensland. His research interests include cross-sectional analysis, econometrics, and panel data analysis. Dr Yuan's work has been published in various academic journals, including the Economic Record, Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, and American Economic Journal-Economic Policy. He is also involved in several research projects, such as 'Duration Information Acquisition and Voting Behaviour' and 'Legislating in darkness: news, information, and representation'. Dr Yuan can be contacted via email at h.yuan@uq.edu.au or through his profile page at https://economics.uq.edu.au/profile/9780/haishan-yuan.

Haishan Yuan's research focuses on Political Economy, Development Economics, and Public Economics, with an emphasis on how policy interventions and institutional frameworks shape economic outcomes. Their work explores topics such as the impact of natural disasters on political behavior, the role of special interests in legislative processes, and the effectiveness of economic policies in developing contexts. Yuan's publications analyze issues like voter turnout, trade policies, and capital controls, often using empirical methods to assess real-world implications. Their research also examines the interplay between public finance, regulatory responses, and market dynamics, particularly in the context of developing economies and emerging markets.