Sijia Chen

I am a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics at the University of Connecticut. With an interest in applied microeconomics, my research focuses on international trade, with a particular emphasis on examining the impact of trade remedies and sunset review policies on U.S. trade. I work as a research assistant in Dr. Steinbach’s research group and have presented papers at the AAEA, CEA, ASHEcon, and NEARA. I am also an instructor of record at the University of Connecticut for the senior-level undergraduate course International Trade and Policy.

I’m currently on the job market and will be presenting my work at the 2024 IATRC. My job market paper examines the effects of the implementation of anti-dumping and countervailing duties on US agricultural imports.