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Helen Hoang, PhD (Economist) & Author of Economics for Kids series
Not to be confused with Helen Hoang, American Noverlist
Biography
Early Life and Education
Dr. Helen Hoang, also known as Dr. Hang Hoang, grew up in Cao Bang, a mountainous region of Vietnam. Her journey from this remote area to Canberra, the capital city of Australia,, is a powerful illustration of how education can transform the life of a female ethnic minority from rural Vietnam, allowing her to become an accomplished Australian economist and author.
Dr. Helen Hoang has dedicated her work to promoting economic literacy for children, as well as to advancing health and welfare economics. She earned her Ph.D. in Economics from the Australian National University (ANU) and holds three master’s degrees in Economic Policy, Business Administration, and Development Studies from prestigious institutions in Australia, Switzerland, and Vietnam. Her commitment to academic excellence has been recognized through multiple scholarships awarded during her postgraduate studies. Her unique background and work experience greatly influence the development of her books and fuel her passion for teaching children about economics and financial literacy.
Career
Before her publication, Dr. Hoang's career encompassed a diverse array of roles in economics, data analysis, and public policy. She has compiled significant resources, including the Health Expenditure Australia Database and the Australian Child Well-being Data Assets.
In addition to her work in Australia, Dr. Hoang actively contributed to a public administration reform project funded by Switzerland. This non-profit initiative aimed to enhance grassroots democracy and improve public service delivery in Cao Bang, Vietnam. She also served as an economics lecturer at the Faculty of Business Administration at Ton Duc Thang University in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
Dr. Hoang's expertise extends to strategic consulting in economic policy, business development, and research. She has conducted workshops on economics, personal growth, and entrepreneurship, inspiring both individuals and organizations to build knowledge and foster growth. Her contributions to economic research have impacted universities, companies, non-profits, and government agencies.
MBA Kids and Economics for Kids
Dr. Hoang is the founder of MBA Kids, an educational initiative inspired by her son. The program aims to introduce children to the principles of economics, financial literacy, and entrepreneurship. Through MBA Kids, she has developed educational programs that foster curiosity and ambition in young learners, empowering them to become informed decision-makers and future leaders.
Additionally, she is the author of *Economics for Kids: Lessons from Fables and Fairy Tales: Volume 1 and 2*. These books are a key component of the MBA Kids curriculum. They are designed to address gaps in children's understanding of economic and financial concepts, equipping young readers with practical skills and knowledge to make informed decisions and envision a bright future.
Personal Life
Dr. Hoang has a deep understanding of how the poor struggle with their livelihoods and how education can create significant changes in people's lives. She is passionate about her work in education and economic literacy. Her son serves as her primary source of inspiration, motivating her to create educational resources that empower the next generation. She lives in Canberra, Australia, with her husband and son.
Publications
Economics for Kids: Lessons from Fables and Fairy Tales, Volume 1
Economics for Kids: Lessons from Fables and Fairy Tales, Volume 2
Finance for Kids, Volume 1 (upcoming)
Finance for Kids, Volume 2(upcoming)
PhD Unveiled: Finding Meaning in the Journey (upcoming)