Fanglin Chen

Capital University of Economics and Business

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Fanglin Chen is an emerging scholar whose research lies at the intersection of labor economics and environmental economics, with a particular focus on how climate change reshapes labor markets. In their most-cited work, "Climate change and labor demand adjustment: Evidence from recruitment" (2025), Chen provides novel empirical evidence on how firms adjust their hiring practices in response to climate-related disruptions, offering critical insights into the adaptive mechanisms of labor demand. This study, already garnering early citations, underscores Chen’s ability to bridge pressing environmental challenges with real-world economic outcomes. By leveraging recruitment data, Chen illuminates the nuanced ways in which businesses recalibrate workforce strategies amid shifting climatic conditions—a contribution that holds significant implications for policymakers and economists alike. Though early in their career, Chen’s work signals a promising trajectory in understanding the economic consequences of climate change, positioning them as a researcher to watch in the evolving field of environmental labor economics.