Dilan Yang (Kristen) is a DPhil in Economics student at Oxford, supported by Clarendon-Nuffield Scholarship.
Her work concentrates on innovation, industrial policy and political economy in developing context. She currently works in three interconnected areas of research:
- The interaction between the state and the market, especially related to industrial policy in structural transformation of developing countries.
- How bureaucratic institutions shape incentives of bureaucrats and how they affect state-market interactions.
- Innovation, entrepreneurship and the socioeconomic consequences of AI.
She is also expanding her work on AI for social science.
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