Pukyong National University - South Korea
AUTHOR PROFILE
SCOPUS
EARLY ACADEMIC PURSUITS:
EUN – SON LIM commenced his academic journey by obtaining a B.S. in International Trade and Logistics from Pukyong National University, followed by an M.B.A. in International Commerce and Logistics. He further pursued a Ph.D. in Economics at the University of South Carolina, where his early academic pursuits set the stage for a career in Monetary Policy international finance and trade.
PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS:
Dr. Lim's professional endeavors include roles such as Researcher at Korea Ocean and Fisheries Institute, Instructor at the Darla Moore School of Business, University of South Carolina, and currently as an Assistant Professor in the Division of International Commerce at Pukyong National University. These roles underscore his commitment to academia and research.
CONTRIBUTIONS AND RESEARCH FOCUS ON MONETARY POLICY
Dr. Lim has significantly contributed to the field of Economics with a focus on International Finance and Trade. His research papers, published in reputable journals, Monetary Policy explore topics such as the impact of Free Trade Agreements (FTAs), inflation targeting policies, and market integration. The wide range of topics demonstrates his versatility and depth of understanding.
IMPACT AND INFLUENCE:
Dr. Lim's research has garnered recognition, including the Nam-Gock Best Paper Award from The Korean Society of Fisheries Business Administration and the Best Paper Award from the East Asian Trade Association. These accolades signify the impact of his work within the academic community.
ACADEMIC CITES:
His research contributions extend beyond publications, with Dr. Lim actively participating in conferences and presentations. His papers, presented at various international conferences, showcase his dedication Monetary Policy to sharing knowledge and engaging in scholarly discussions.
LEGACY AND FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS:
Dr. Eun – Son Lim's legacy lies in his commitment to advancing understanding in the fields of international finance and trade. As an Assistant Professor, his influence is expected to grow, and future contributions may include further research, mentorship, Monetary Policy and involvement in shaping academic discourse.
NOTABLE PUBLICATIONS
Free trade agreements and market integration: Evidence from South Korea 2019(12)