Description
Long-run structural dynamics in the U.S. economy, with a focus on manufacturing, labor, and crisis response.
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firm dynamicsGreat Depressionlabor markets
I study American economic history with a focus on industrial dynamics, labor reallocation, and policy response—particularly during the Great Depression—seeking to understand how structural shocks reshape firm behavior and the organization of work over time.
📄 Academic Research
Representative Works:
- 🛠️ “Job Reallocation during the Great Depression: Testing the Cleansing Hypothesis"
- 🛠️ Plant Closure and Reallocation Behaviors of the U.S. Auto Firms during the Great Depression”
- 🛠️ ”Wage Rigidity During the Great Depression: Plant-Level Evidence,” [link]
- Manufacturing Growth and Structural Change in American Economic History, in Oxford Handbook of American Economic History, Oxford University Press, 2018. 🔗 [link] 👥 Paul W. Rhode
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📊 Policy Research
Representative Works:
🗣️ Selected Outreach Activities
🎙️ Talks & Lectures on Global Economic History
- Sejong City Library, May 2024.
- Economics for Teachers, KDI, January 2019-present
🖼️ Programs & Curation