Yu Shui

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Yu Shui is a leading scholar in the intersection of industrial economics and artificial intelligence, with a primary focus on how industrial intelligence drives structural economic transformation. Their most-cited work, "Industrial intelligence and industrial structure change: Effect and mechanism" (2024), has already garnered 60 citations, reflecting its timely and influential contribution to understanding the causal pathways through which AI and automation reshape industrial composition. Shui’s research rigorously examines the mechanisms—such as productivity spillovers, labor reallocation, and innovation diffusion—that link intelligent technologies to shifts in sectoral output and employment. By providing empirical evidence and theoretical clarity, this work has become a foundational reference for policymakers and economists navigating the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Beyond this flagship paper, Shui’s broader portfolio explores the dynamics of technological adoption and its socioeconomic consequences, positioning them as a key voice in debates on industrial policy and digital transformation. Their ability to bridge complex quantitative analysis with real-world policy implications makes their research indispensable for students and scholars seeking to understand the economic forces shaping tomorrow’s industries.