Xiang Lin

Xiang Lin is a Senior Lecturer in Economics and Associate Professor at the Department of Social Sciences, Stockholm University. He serves as a Subject Coordinator and teaches financial economics and econometrics. His research focuses on macroeconomic policy, tourism economics, and entrepreneurship, with particular attention to monetary policy dynamics, pandemic impacts, and regional tourism resilience.

Key research interests include the credibility of dual-mandate monetary policies (e.g., US Federal Reserve), transmission mechanisms in the Eurozone, and the interplay between land characteristics and tourism demand. He explores long-term economic phenomena such as bankruptcy fraud in Sweden's small business sector and the role of property rights in entrepreneurship.

Recent publications analyze pandemic-driven shifts in tourism demand, stock market responses to crises, and spatial factors influencing recreational activities. His work bridges theoretical frameworks with empirical evidence, emphasizing policy relevance and cross-regional comparisons.

No current grants or lab affiliations are mentioned. His advising and grant history remain unspecified in the provided texts.