Chenyu Yang

Building connections between disciplines, Chenyu Yang explores the intricate dynamics of market structures and their impact on innovation and efficiency. As an Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Maryland, he delves deeply into the realm of empirical industrial organization. His research is pivotal in understanding how different market designs can foster or hinder product variety and efficiency across various industries. Chenyu Yang has made significant contributions to the field through his extensive research and publications. His work has been featured in several prestigious journals, including The RAND Journal of Economics, AEJ: Microeconomics, and the Journal of Political Economy. These publications underscore his expertise and commitment to advancing knowledge in industrial organization and related areas. His research interests are broad yet interconnected, encompassing applied econometrics, innovation, and market design. By employing rigorous empirical methods, Chenyu Yang seeks to unravel the complexities of how market mechanisms can be optimized to enhance innovation and economic performance. At the University of Maryland, he is not only dedicated to his research but also to mentoring students and fostering an environment of academic excellence. His approach to teaching integrates his research insights, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of the economic principles that govern market behavior. Chenyu Yang's work is instrumental in shaping contemporary economic thought, particularly in the areas of market design and innovation. His ongoing projects continue to push the boundaries of how economists and policymakers understand and influence market dynamics. Through his research, he aims to contribute to the development of more efficient and innovative economic systems.