David Kim

David Kim is an academic researcher at the School of Economics, University of Sydney, with affiliations extending to the Yonsei Economics Research Institute and the Asian Development Bank. His career spans institutions in Australia, South Korea, and international collaborations.

• Key research areas: Econometrics, Macroeconomics, International Economics, and Monetary Policy.
• Prominent methodologies: Structural VAR, Factor-Augmented VAR, and Sign-Restriction Approaches.

Kim’s recent work (2025–2020) focuses on monetary policy shocks, currency appreciation risk channels, and regional value chains, particularly in Asia-Pacific contexts. Earlier studies (2013–2003) examine business cycle synchronization, labor share determinants, and exchange rate pass-through in East Asia and China. No formal scientific awards or student advisories are documented in this profile.