Zhi Hao Lim
Ph.D. Candidate in Economics
Columbia University
Welcome
I am Zhi Hao, a PhD candidate in Economics at Columbia University. My research lies at the intersection of behavioral, experimental, and labor economics. One strand examines what motivates workers and how their information preferences shape behavior, while another investigates the cognitive foundations of framing effects. More broadly, I also study decision-making in contexts such as charitable giving, goal-setting, and resource conservation. I employ field, lab, and online experiments in my research.
Education
Columbia University
Ph.D. in Economics
National University of Singapore
B.Soc.Sci. in Economics, Highest Distinction (Valedictorian)
Working Papers
Selected Work in Progress
Intergenerational Dilemma: Preference Over Resource Allocation
with Mark Dean, Jeffrey Guo and Hayeon Jeong
Teaching
Columbia University
Teaching Assistant
Intermediate Microeconomics (UG)
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Teaching Assistant
Behavioral Economics (UG)
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Teaching Assistant
Introduction to Econometrics (UG)
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Ph.D. Bridge Program Tutor
Microeconomic Analysis I (PhD)
National University of Singapore
Teaching Assistant
Introduction to Economic Analysis (UG)
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