Xueyan Zhao

Xueyan Zhao is a Professor in the Department of Econometrics and Business Statistics at Monash University. She has been actively involved in research and project leadership since 1997, focusing on econometric methodologies and their applications to health, environmental, and labor market policies.

Research Interests: Her work spans econometrics, health economics, environmental policy analysis, and labor market dynamics. Recent projects include studying alcohol taxation impacts, environmental policy effects on productivity, and healthcare utilization modeling. She employs advanced econometric techniques such as instrumental variables and panel data analysis.

Grants & Projects:

• Leading the Identification Power and Instrument Strength in Discrete Outcome Models (2021–2025) funded by ARC.
• Principal Investigator for Partial Identification of Treatment Effects in Health Economics (2014–2019).
• Carbon Pricing and Productivity Growth Study (2012–2016) analyzing Australian industries.

Research Outputs: Recent publications address econometric methodologies, alcohol policy effects, aging workforces, and environmental policy impacts. Her work frequently appears in journals like Econometric Reviews and Economic Record.

Labs/Teams: Collaborates with international researchers on discrete outcome models and health policy evaluation through funded projects.