About

Chenyue Hu is an Associate Professor of Economics at UC Santa Cruz. His research focuses on international macroeconomics and finance, with particular emphasis on the interactions between trade, financial linkages, and risk sharing across countries. His work develops multi-country models to analyze how policy shifts, trade costs, and globalization influence financial allocations, consumption smoothing, and portfolio choices in a general equilibrium framework. Hu's contributions include examining the determinants of international portfolio diversification, the effects of industrial structure on home bias, and the role of trade costs and regional trade agreements in facilitating cross-country risk sharing. His research employs advanced modeling techniques such as DSGE models, the hat algebra method, and gravity models, providing insights into the welfare implications of globalization, the mechanisms behind equity home bias, and the channels through which trade and financial linkages impact economic stability across nations.

Research topics

• Economics
• Business
• Political Science
• Financial economics
• Macroeconomics
• Finance
• International economics
• Law
• Microeconomics
• International trade

Selected publications

• General Equilibrium Analysis of Multinational Financial and Trade Linkages

  2023 · 2 citations

  1st authorCorresponding
  • Economics
  • International trade
  • International economics
  DOI

• What Explains Equity Home Bias? Theory and Evidence at the Sector Level

  2022 · 4 citations

  1st authorCorresponding
  • Political Science
  • Economics
  • Financial economics
  DOI

• Industrial specialization matters: A new angle on equity home Bias

  Journal of International Economics · 2020 · 20 citations

  1st authorCorresponding
  • Economics
  • Financial economics
  • Business
  DOI

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