Minh Hong PHI

Minh Hong Phi is an Assistant Professor of Economics at EM Normandie since 2021, specializing in international trade, export diversification, and development economics with a focus on Southeast Asia. She holds a PhD from Université de Rouen Normandie (2019), where her thesis explored export diversification and exchange rates in developing countries. Her academic journey includes roles as a postdoctoral fellow at ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute (2021) and teaching positions at Université de Rouen Normandie (2017–2021) and Foreign Trade University Hanoi (2012–2014).

Her research interests prioritize understanding trade dynamics in developing economies, particularly ASEAN countries. Key areas include the role of exchange rates, financial development, and global value chains in shaping export strategies. Recent work examines post-pandemic tourism recovery in Southeast Asia and the influence of the renminbi on regional trade partnerships.

Phi has presented at major conferences such as the International Network for Economic Research (INFER) and the East Asian Economic Association (EAEA). Her publications span topics like trade partnerships in the Asia-Pacific, export diversification mechanisms, and the interplay between productivity and exchange rates in Vietnam's manufacturing sector.

No scientific awards are explicitly mentioned. Her academic advising activities and lab affiliations remain unspecified in the provided data.