Research

Working papers

The Unintended Consequences of Post-Disaster Policies for Spatial Sorting  (with Marcel Henkel and Pierre Magontier) MIT Center for Real Estate Research Paper, Submitted


Online shopping and Generational Consumption Inequality (with Hyunbae Chun and Dongyun Yang) Submitted


Why Do Improvements in Transportation Infrastructure Reduce the Gender Gap in South Korea? 



Work in Progress


The Impacts of Asian Immigrants on School Performance and Local Housing Markets in the U.S. (with Amanda Ang and Siqi Zheng) Draft coming soon!



Zoning and the Density of Urban Development  (with Matt Delventhal, Andrii Parkhomenko


Housing Vouchers and the Mobility of Low-Income Households (w/ Mike Eriksen, Guoyang Yang) Confidential data aquired from U.S. Dep of Housing and Urban Development



Peer-reviewed Publication


Learning with Differing-Ability Peers: Evidence from a Natural Experiment in South Korea (with Seungwoo Chin), The B.E. Journal of Economic Analysis and Policy, 2022


JUE Insights: How Do Cities Change When We Work from Home? (with Matt Delventhal, Andrii Parkhomenko) , Journal of Urban Economics, 2022


The Effect of Super Supermarket on the Entry and Exit of Retail Stores in Korea (with Hyunbae Chun), Korean Economic Review, 2016 (in Korean)


Invited Book Chapter

Migration, Labor Markets, and Housing, Handbook of Labor, Human Resources and Population Economics 2023 (Editors: José Alberto Molina, Klaus F. Zimmermann)


What Will Become of our Cities if Work-from-home Truly Becomes the New Normal?  University of Barcelona, Institut d'Economia de Barcelona, IEB Report 2021/1. (Editor: Jordi Jore-Monseny, Elisabet Viladecans-Marsal)



Non-academic Writings

Harmonization of Cross-National Studies of Aging to the Health and Retirement Study – User Guide: Physical and Anthropometric Measurement (with Peifeng Hu) CESR Reports, Report No. 2018-001, Jan 2018


What Happens when Affordable Housing Comes to my Back Yard: Evidence from Los Angeles (with Rashad Ahmed, Andreas Aristidou, and Matthew E. Kahn