Profile
FEIYANG SHI

FEIYANG SHI

PhD Researcher in International Economics
PhD Affiliate, Gender Centre
Spoken languages
Mandarin, English
Areas of expertise
  • Labour
  • International Trade
  • Gender, women and public policies
  • Emerging economies

PHD


Title: Essays in Development Economics

PhD Supervisor & Co-Supervisor:  Martina Viarengo

Expected completion date: 2025
 

PROFILE


Feiyang is a PhD candidate in Development Economics at the Graduate Institute working on labour, gender inequality and culture under the guidance of Prof. Dr. Martina Viarengo. She holds a MA(Hons) from the University of Edinburgh and a MA in International Economics from IHEID. Currently she works as a teaching assistant to the interdisciplinary programs, and she is affiliated with the Gender Centre and the Latino Lab.

Previously she worked as a consultant at the International Trade Centre on SME reports on developing economies and as a research intern at the World Trade Organization in the Economics Research and Statistics Division on trade and resilience. She also has experience working as a Research Assistant at the Centre for International Environmental Studies (CIES), where she contributed to research projects funded by the SNSF on the impact of education policies.
 

RESEARCH INTERESTS
 

  • Labour
  • Trade
  • Gender

 

RELEVANT PUBLICATIONS AND WORKS
 

  • Shi, F., 2022. Import Shock and Local Labour Market Outcomes: A Sino-Indian Case Study (No. 04-2022). Economics Section, The Graduate Institute of International Studies.
  • Shi, F., 2024. Import shock and local labour market outcomes: A Sino-Indian case study. Empirical Economics, pp.1-48.
     

ACADEMIC WORK EXPERIENCE
 

  • Research Assistant to Professor Martina Viarengo at the Geneva Graduate Institute
  • Centre for International Environmental Studies

 

OTHER WORK EXPERIENCE
 

  • Research Intern at the WTO

 

FELLOWSHIPS, GRANTS AND AWARDS
 

  • Istituto Di Studi Economici E Per L’Occupazione Scholarship

 

AFFILIATIONS