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Chang Lab
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A lab that examines trade and income distribution from the perspective of international economics.

AboutAbout the lab
Thinking about growth and distribution through international economics.
Chang Lab's research areas are international economics, economic growth, and income distribution.
Its published papers cover international trade and wage and income inequality, technology levels and global value chains, and the spillover effects of foreign direct investment.
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Key terms
- Income distribution
- How the income generated across the whole economy is divided among people and households
- Global value chain
- A system in which stages such as product design, parts production, and assembly are linked across multiple countries
- Foreign direct investment
- Investment in which a company builds factories or companies abroad, or takes part in the management of a foreign company
ResearchResearch themes
Chang Lab's research areas are international economics, economic growth, and income distribution. Its published papers cover international trade and wage and income inequality, technology levels and global value chains, and the spillover effects of foreign direct investment.
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- Assistant ProfessorTran Lam Anh Duong
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