Ning Zhang is an economist with research interests in labor economics and applied microeconomics. Her research agenda focuses on the economics of the family, gender-based violence, and immigration. She is interested in combining economic theory with empirical analysis to understand the incentives behind household behavior and the effect of family and gender on individual labor market outcomes. Her work involves both structural form and reduced form analysis.
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DP17504 Violence Against Women at Work
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- Labour Markets
VoxEU Column
Boomerang college kids: Unemployment, job mismatch, and co-residence
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- Education 
- Labour Markets