Yun Yang

I am a PhD student at Institut Agro Dijon and INRAE CESAER (UMR 1041) in Dijon, France. My research examines the role of technological innovation in agricultural sustainability transitions, with a focus on productivity and environmental performance.

I am particularly interested in comparative evidence from China and the European Union, and in how economic analysis can inform a more sustainable agricultural sector.

Before starting my PhD, I completed a master's degree in Industrial Economics at Anhui University of Finance and Economics and a bachelor's degree in Business Administration at Southwest Petroleum University in China.

My ongoing doctoral research brings together technological innovation, agricultural sustainability, and productivity analysis. I aim to examine how agricultural systems can improve economic performance while addressing environmental pressures, with a comparative focus on China and the European Union.

My methodological interests include productivity and efficiency measurement, particularly Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA).

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