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Junxi Liu

Junxi Liu

I am a PhD student in the Department of Economics. I obtained my Bachelor's degree in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics from Peking University in 2021. My main fields of interest are economic history, innovation, and applied microeconomics in general.

I'll be on the 2026-2027 job market.

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Email: junxi.liu@warwick.ac.uk

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Research

Job Market Paper

Battles and Spoils: Evidence from the British Museum [Draft Coming Soon]

Working Papers

Appropriate Entrepreneurship? The Rise of China and the Developing WorldLink opens in a new window, with Josh Lerner, Jacob Moscona, and David Y. Yang. Conditionally Accepted, Journal of Political Economy [Last Updated: January 2026]

Work in Progress

Patents and Innovation in India,with Namrata Kala and Josh Lerner

Empire and the Firm: Evidence from India,with James Fenske and Bishnupriya Gupta

Scientists and Sanctions,with James Fenske, Muhammad Haseeb, and Namrata Kala

Proposing and Voting: A Supply-Demand Framework for Corporate Democracy, with Shaoting Pi and Ao Wang

Manufacturing Hubs and Innovation: Evidence from China

Teaching

Contact Email: junxi.liu@warwick.ac.uk

Awards: Department Teaching Excellence Award (feedback > 4.5), 2022 Fall, 2023 Spring, 2023 Fall, 2024 Fall, 2025 Spring

2024-2025

EC104 (Seminars): The World Economy: History & Theory, Term 2Link opens in a new window

EC104 (Seminars): The World Economy: History & Theory, Term 1

2023-2024

Warwick Summer School (Seminars): International Business and Finance, Summer SchoolLink opens in a new window

EC334 (Seminars): Topics in Financial Economics: Corporate Finance and Markets, Term 2Link opens in a new window

EC104 (Seminars): The World Economy: History & Theory, Term 2Link opens in a new window

EC104 (Seminars): The World Economy: History & Theory, Term 1Link opens in a new window

2022-2023

Warwick Summer School (Seminars): International Business and Finance, Summer SchoolLink opens in a new window

EC334 (Seminars): Topics in Financial Economics: Corporate Finance and Markets, Term 2Link opens in a new window

EC202 (Seminars): Microeconomics 2, Term 1Link opens in a new window

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