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Hanzhe Zhang

Hanzhe Zhang is Interim Mark A. Simon Distinguished Associate Professor and Director of Graduate Admissions in the Department of Economics at Michigan State University, and a co-editor of the Canadian Journal of Economics. His research focuses on microeconomics, matching theory, game theory, labor economics, and family economics. He received his PhD in economics from the University of Chicago. 
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Top Scientific Research Is Globalizing, But Economics Is Becoming More Concentrated

Richard B. Freeman
Prizewinning research in most science-related academic fields has become less concentrated among institutions. However, as Richard B. Freeman, Danxia Xie, Hanzhe Zhang, and Hanzhang Zhou discuss in new research, prizewinners in economics continue to come from a narrow set of American institutions.  

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