Xuechao Qian

Xuechao Qian's work focuses on how early-life conditions, health policy, and historical events shape long-term economic and social outcomes, such as education, marriage patterns, and intergenerational mobility. Recent studies examine topics like Medicaid dental benefits during pregnancy, birth outcomes during the pandemic, and the lasting effects of childhood exposure to historical persecution in China. The research draws on economics and population studies methods to trace how early circumstances affect later-life human capital and social mobility.

Publication output was minimal or absent in the earlier part of the decade but increased sharply in 2024, followed by continued activity into 2025 and 2026.

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