Gan Xu
Gan Xu

Gan Xu received his bachelor degree in Money, Banking and Finance from the University of Birmingham with the Hargreave Beare award and then, went to University of Cambridge with the Christ’s College Bursary and Cambridge International Trust Scholarship. He studied the degree of master of philosophy in economic research and graduated with distinction from Cambridge.
Gan took projects studying the inequality issues using China Household Income projects (CHIPs) back in Cambridge and his main research areas focus on labour and inequality, and econometrics.

 
Education:

Bachelor of Social Science in Money, Banking and Finance, University of Birmingham UK
Master of Philosophy (MPhil) in Economic Research, University of Cambridge UK
Master in Statistics, UNSW

Research interests:
  • Labour and inequality
  • Econometrics
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