Dr. Huh is an applied microeconomist with primary research interests in health economics and public economics. He has examined how government insurance programs, such as Medicare and Medicaid, may help improve people's access to health care services and health outcomes. His work focuses on the supply side of the market and how providers respond to health policy interventions.More generally, Dr. Huh seeks to study important policy-relevant questions in applied microeconomics. His projects also include topics in urban economics and environmental economics. This line of research provides meaningful implications for evaluating policies and regulations in various economic contexts.