Hsuan-Li Shane Su is currently an Assistant Professor at the Department of Economics, National Taiwan University. Shane obtained his Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2015. Shane's research focuses on distributional macroeconomics, which includes topics in macro inequality, heterogeneous agents, and networks. Shane has published research articles in well-renowned international peer-reviewed economic journals, such as the Journal of Urban Economics and American Economic Journal: Macroeconomics. These are the top journals in their field. Using administrative income tax data, Shane also studies inequality issues in Taiwan and constructs the Distributional National Accounts of Taiwan. Shane is a fellow in the World Inequality Database, led by Thomas Piketty.

Hsuan-Li Su- Macroeconomics Lab focuses research on distributional macroeconomics. We study the interaction between inequality and macro economy. We use the bottom-up approach, from individual decisions, firms' production, and government policies and aggregate up to macroeconomy. We analyze how inequality emerges and how policy shapes and affects inequality, in income, wealth, education, health, and other dimensions. We mainly use quantitative methods.