Chang Sup Shin

Assoc Prof Chang Sup Shin is an Associate Professor at the Department of Economics, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, National University of Singapore (NUS). Holding a PhD and Master of Philosophy in Economics from the University of Cambridge, his expertise spans applied economics, finance, and strategic management.

• Doctor of Philosophy (Economics), University of Cambridge
• Master of Philosophy (Economics), University of Cambridge

His research focuses on economic development, technological change, R&D, and economic methodology, with significant contributions to East Asia's growth strategies and corporate finance challenges. Publications analyze shareholder populism, technological competition (e.g., TSMC vs. Samsung), and political volatility in economic policy. Recent works address speculative financial markets, stagflation risks, and the paradoxes of corporate value extraction.

Teaching interests include technology and innovation, economic growth in East Asia, and development economics. He has not been identified with specific scientific awards, students, or lab affiliations in the provided materials.