Dean Yang

Expanding possibilities in the domain of economic development, Dean Yang serves as a distinguished faculty member at the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy, University of Michigan. As a Professor of Economics and Public Policy, he delves into the intricate economic challenges that developing countries encounter. His scholarly pursuits are deeply rooted in understanding and addressing issues related to international migration, microfinance, and the economics of disasters. Professor Yang's research extends to the multifaceted aspects of international trade and political economy, where he explores the dynamics that influence economic development and international development economics. His work often intersects with critical themes such as corruption and health, providing valuable insights into how these factors impact economic growth and stability in developing regions. With a keen interest in the interplay between religion and economic development, Dean Yang's research contributes to a broader understanding of how cultural and social factors can influence economic outcomes. His dedication to exploring these complex issues underscores his commitment to advancing knowledge and informing policy that can lead to sustainable development and improved livelihoods in economically challenged areas.