Jingmei Zhao

Professor Jingmei Zhao is a distinguished academic teaching and researching in the field of economics, with a particular focus on international economics, monetary policy, asset pricing, and behavioral finance. She currently serves as a Professor and Vice Dean at the School of Finance at Southwestern University of Finance and Economics. Her academic journey is marked by her prestigious Fulbright Scholarship and her postdoctoral research at the University of Mannheim, which have significantly contributed to her expertise and understanding of global financial systems. At the Economics University of California-Berkeley, Professor Zhao is known for her insightful lectures and innovative research methodologies. Her work in international economics explores the complexities of global trade and finance, while her studies in monetary policy provide critical insights into the mechanisms that govern economic stability and growth. In the realm of asset pricing, she examines the factors that influence the valuation of financial assets, contributing to a deeper understanding of market dynamics. Professor Zhao's research in behavioral finance delves into the psychological factors that affect investor behavior and decision-making processes. Her contributions to this field have been recognized in numerous academic journals and conferences, where she actively engages with fellow researchers and practitioners. Through her teaching and research, Professor Zhao continues to inspire and mentor the next generation of economists, fostering a deeper appreciation for the intricate workings of the global economy.