Associate Professor of Economics and Finance
Dr. Sherry Yu is an applied macroeconomist specializing in monetary economics and the Chinese economy. She is currently an Associate Professor of Economics and Finance at New College of Florida. Dr. Yu received her PhD in Economics from Boston University, where her research focused on banking regulation, monetary policy, and financial contagion. She is specifically interested in examining the roles of traditional and unconventional monetary policy on asset prices, as well as their impact on financial market movements, exchange rate fluctuations and income inequality. Her latest project studies the recent trends in the US-China trade relationship and hopes to offer some insights on the future economic ties under the new administration.
I believe Economics is the art of allocating scarce resources efficiently and effectively, and it therefore touches every aspect of the decision making process in this society. I am passionate about giving students the tools to make better decisions to benefit themselves, and the community at large.
WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU GIVE TO A HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT?
Our greatest glory is not in never failing, but in rising every time we fail – Confucious. New College will not teach you how not to fail, but how to embrace the opportunity to rise again more intelligently.
WHAT MAKES NEW COLLEGE OF
FLORIDA SO UNIQUE?
At New College, students receive personalized attention from both academic advisors and faculty instructors. We provide a flexible and customized postsecondary education designed to align with each student’s unique interests, strengths, and goals.
IF YOUR STUDENTS COULD READ ONE BOOK TO PREPARE FOR YOUR CLASS, WHAT WOULD IT BE?
Macroeconomic Patterns and Stories by Edward Leamer
- Financial Market Responses to US-China Trade Dispute
- Human Capital in Covid-19 Pandemic
- Post-Pandemic Monetary Policy Coordination
- Inflation Dynamics and Quantitative Easing (2023), with Tarron Khemraj, Eastern Economic Journal, 49: 613-638.
- Modelling Alternative Macroprudential Policies with Financial Frictions (2019), Economics Issues, 24(2): 57-88.
- The Impact of Monetary Policy and Housing-Purchase Restrictions on Housing Prices in China (2019), with Lini Zhang, International Economic Journal, 33(2): 286-309.
- Bank Excess Returns and Unconventional Monetary Policy (2019), Applied Economics Letters, 26(13): 1067-1071.
- Sovereign and Bank Interdependencies—Evidence from the CDS Market (2017), Research in International Business and Finance, 39: 68-84.
Applied Economic Letters
Applied Economics
International Journal of Productivity and Performance Management
International Review of Economics and Finance
Journal of Advances in Economics and Finance
Journal of Financial Stability
Journal of Economic Asymmetries
Review of Political Economy Finance Research Letters
Economic Issues
International Economic Journal
Journal of Global Business Insights