Xiting Zhuang

Xiting Zhuang, Ph.D. is a Postdoctoral Research Associate in the Texas A&M Department of Agricultural Leadership, Education, and Communications. His research interests lie in the field of international trade and policy. With a robust foundation in applied economics, his research primarily aims to understand the resilience of global supply chain. His prior research examined pivotal supply chain challenges, including the logistical bottlenecks in California, the Mississippi River drought, and the Panama Canal drought, etc. Currently, he is interested in exploring the environmental implications of trade, labor, and other economic policies through state-of-art theoretical and econometric models. His dedication to his field is evident through his extensive body of work, which includes numerous publications in peer-reviewed journals and presentations at conferences. Dr. Zhuang’s work enriches academic discussions and offers vital perspectives for policymakers and stakeholders addressing challenges in supply chain management, international trade, and environmental sustainability.