Xingfei Liu
Biography
I am a labor economist in the Department of Economics at the University of Alberta. My research guides public policy by estimating the effects of interventions in labor markets. I am interested in policies that might increase female labor force participation and reduce gender wage gaps, but have a general interest in any policy that improves labor market outcomes for any disadvantaged group.
I also study the effect of labor market institutions on economic efficiency, especially in China. A third research stream investigates the economic assimilation of immigrants in the U.S. and in Canada. I am also interested in human capital accumulation and its dynamics with other labor market outcomes.
Publication Statistics
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Works Cited
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Recent Publications
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Esophageal squamous cell carcinoma is a cancer with high morbidity and mortality. The advent of immune checkpoint inhibitors has significantly increased complete…
HOUSING DEMOLITION AND OCCUPATIONAL MOBILITY: EVIDENCE FROM CHINA
We identify the causal impact of housing demolition on employment and occupational mobility of working-age individuals in China. We exploit housing demolition events…
HIGHER EDUCATION EXPANSION AND CRIME: NEW EVIDENCE FROM CHINA
In this paper we present causal evidence on the impact of higher education expansion on crime by exploiting a massive expansion of college enrollment in China since…