张頔

Zhang Di is an author about whom limited public information is available; only one social science work is known, Industrial Chain Resilience: A Statistical Measurement Based on China's Manufacturing Industry. As the title suggests, the book focuses on industrial economics and statistical methods, taking China's manufacturing sector as its object of study and measuring the resilience of industrial chains. A topic of this kind generally requires both a theoretical framework and data support, so the writing is likely to emphasize conceptual definition, indicator construction, and empirical analysis in a rigorous and practical style. The work is intended for readers in economic research, industrial policy, and statistical practice, and is a specialized study in a focused field. Since details of the author's life, education, and positions are not available in public sources, the full picture of the author's work remains to be disclosed, but this book already shows an attention to the intersection of industrial chains and statistical measurement.