Mingyao Wang
I am a Ph.D. candidate in Economics at Hitotsubashi University, specializing in Environmental and Health Economics. My research examines how environmental factors and policies affect population health outcomes, with a particular focus on air pollution, transboundary pollution, and environmental policy evaluation.
By integrating methodologies from Health Economics, Environmental Economics, and Development Economics, I aim to provide evidence-based insights that contribute to meaningful policy discussions.
I primarily use R for data cleaning and analysis, complemented by Stata and Python. I have extensive experience working with large-scale administrative datasets, including Japanese ambulance dispatch records and JMDC medical claims data.
Graduate School of Economics
Supervisor: Prof. Reo Takaku
Tokyo, Japan
My main teaching experience took place from March 2021 to September 2021, when I worked full-time as a private tutor at a cram school. During this period, I taught undergraduate-level introductory econometrics, microeconomics and macroeconomics, primarily in Chinese, with supplementary instruction in Japanese and English, and prepared students for university entrance examinations. I also taught high school–level mathematics, with a particular focus on preparation for the Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU). In addition, I have accumulated part-time teaching experience since enrolling in the doctoral program.
| Software | R, Stata, Python, LaTeX |
| Languages | Mandarin Chinese (native), Japanese (fluent), English (fluent) |