Mo Jiawei

Mo Jiawei is an Assistant Professor in the School of Economics at Peking University. Their research focuses on international trade, urban and regional economy, and development economics. Mo joined Peking University in 2019 after completing a PhD in Economics from the University of Hong Kong, following a Master's degree from Fudan University and a Bachelor's degree from Sun Yat-sen University. They have published in journals such as the Journal of Development Economics, China Economic Review, and Economic Inquiry. Mo's work includes studies on the impact of imports on productivity growth, land financing, and urban development in China.

Jiawei Mo's research focuses on International Trade, Urban Economics, and Spatial Economics. His work explores the interplay between land markets, urban development, and economic growth, with a particular emphasis on China's urbanization process. Mo investigates how government intervention, land financing, and industrial growth influence regional development. He also examines the impact of international trade on productivity, the role of transportation infrastructure in population distribution, and the effects of disaster relief on economic growth. His studies often integrate empirical evidence from Chinese manufacturing firms and cities, highlighting the significance of spatial and policy factors in shaping economic outcomes.