Chun-Yu Ho

Dr. Chun-Yu Ho continues to explore the intricate dynamics of industrial organization, development economics, and applied econometrics as an Associate Professor and Director of the MA Program in Economics at the University at Albany, SUNY. With a robust academic background, Dr. Ho earned his PhD in Economics from Boston University, which laid the foundation for his distinguished career in economic research and education. Before his tenure at UAlbany, Dr. Ho enriched his teaching portfolio at the Georgia Institute of Technology and Shanghai Jiao Tong University. His academic journey also includes visiting appointments at several prestigious research institutions, where he contributed to advancing economic thought and practice. Dr. Ho's research has been widely recognized, with his work published in leading economic journals, reflecting his commitment to addressing complex economic issues. In addition to his research endeavors, Dr. Ho serves as an associate editor of the Singapore Economic Review, where he plays a pivotal role in shaping contemporary economic discourse. His editorial work complements his teaching responsibilities, as he imparts knowledge to both undergraduate and graduate students in courses focused on industrial organization and other key economic topics. Dr. Ho's dedication to education and research is evident in his dynamic approach to teaching, where he integrates real-world economic challenges with theoretical frameworks. His students benefit from his extensive experience and insights, preparing them for successful careers in economics and related fields. Through his ongoing research and academic leadership, Dr. Ho continues to make significant contributions to the field of economics, fostering a deeper understanding of industrial and developmental economic phenomena. His work not only enhances the academic community at UAlbany but also influences broader economic policies and practices.