Fan Liang

I am an Assistant Professor of Economics at Loyola Marymount University. ​I received my PhD in Economics from the University of Georgia. In my research, I study asset markets with search and information frictions.

Research Interests:

• Macroeconomics, Monetary Economics, Search Theory

AWARDS AND FELLOWSHIPS

• Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award, University of Georgia 2022
• Swift Undergraduate Teaching Fellowship Award, University of Georgia 2021
• Dean’s Award for Scholastic Excellence, DePaul University 2012
• Dean’s Honor List, DePaul University 2011-15

WORKING PAPERS

• “Adverse Selection and Small Business Finances”
• “Currency Competition with Uncertain Acceptance: The Case of Cryptocurrencies”
• with Scott Spitze

PUBLISHED AND FORTHCOMING

• “Learning and Money Adoption” with Michael Choi, accepted at the Journal of Political Economy