Research Bio
Chenzi Xu is an Assistant Professor of Economic with research at the intersection of finance, international economics, and economic history. Her work focuses on the relationship between financial institutions and the flow of capital and goods, with a particular interest on understanding how historical events shape and impact modern outcomes. Prior to joining UC Berkeley, she was an assistant professor of finance at Stanford University's Graduate School of Business. She holds a BA from Harvard in economics and an MPhil from the University of Cambridge in economic history, where she was the William Shirley Scholar at Pembroke College and a Cambridge Overseas Trust Scholar.
Research Expertise and Interest
economic history, finance, international economics
Teaching
Corporate and Personal Finance [ECON 158]
Supervised Independent Study and Research [ECON 199]
Introduction to Economic History [ECON 210A]
Senior Honors Thesis [ECON H195B]
Seminar in Economic History [ECON 211]
Supervised Independent Study and Research [ECON 199]
Introduction to Economic History [ECON 210A]
Seminar in Economic History [ECON 211]
Senior Honors Thesis [ECON H195B]