Qualifications
PhD in Economics (University of Rochester)
Graduate Certificate in Data Science (Harvard University)
MPhil in Economics (City University of Hong Kong)
BA in Finance (Hong Kong Polytechnic University)
Dr. Ho is a Lecturer in the Department of Economics at The Chinese University of Hong Kong. He has extensive teaching experiences in the US and Mainland China. His recent research is to understand the role of international monetary system in the global recession.
Recent Publication
How Do Exchange Rate Shocks Drive Stock Market Fluctuations? Evidence from Natural Experiments, 2026, Southern Economic Journal.
Effects of Trade Liberalization on Health: Evidence from the Size of Trading Networks (with Zhejun Liu), 2026, Pacific Economic Review.
Do Sticky Prices or Sticky Wages Matter for Monetary Non-Neutrality?, 2025, Economics Letters, Vol. 251, 112310.
Effects of Decolonization on Bilateral Trade: Evidence from Natural Experiments, 2022, The Journal of International Trade and Economic Development, Vol 31(4), pp.598-613.
