Economics · Seoul and Tokyo
Undergraduate Researcher in Economics
Waseda University · Korea University
I study how global risk and exchange-rate disturbances propagate through open economies, using structural time-series methods and dynamic macroeconomic models.
Open-economy macroeconomics, exchange rates, and structural time series.
Using a targeted sign-restricted SVAR, I isolate an FX-volatility-centered shock and trace its transmission to investment and cyclical output. The identified shock peaks during the 1997–98 Asian financial crisis and the 2008–09 global financial crisis.
A two-country incomplete-markets model of tariff disturbances, exchange-rate adjustment, and international risk sharing.
Economics training across Seoul and Tokyo.
Double Degree Program in Economics, School of Political Science and Economics, expected September 2027.
B.A. in Economics, expected February 2028. GPA: 4.46/4.50.
Macroeconomic policy analysis beyond the classroom.
International Monetary Fund · Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific
Selected participant · Financial programming and IMF-style country surveillance
Selected coursework across four areas.