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Andrew Fung

Senior Economic & Technology Policy Analyst

Andrew Fung is a Senior Economic & Technology Policy Analyst with the Progressive Policy Institute. His work focuses on the intersection of the economy, technology, and innovation.

Before joining PPI, Andrew was a part of the Bipartisan Policy Center’s Technology Project, where he wrote on issues including AI, 5G, the internet of things, and antitrust regulation. He also interned with the Office of Barack and Michelle Obama, Congressman Ro Khanna, and in the California State Senate and Assembly.

Andrew graduated from American University with a Master’s in Public Policy and B.A.s in Political Science and Economics. He was born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area, and enjoys doing crosswords, rock climbing, and watching movies in his free time.

Recent Work

Publication  |  September 30, 2025

Mexico’s App Economy, 2025

  • Andrew Fung Michael Mandel
Press Release  |  September 18, 2025

Amazon, Alphabet, Meta, and Microsoft Lead $403 Billion Surge in U.S. Investment, PPI Finds

  • Michael Mandel Andrew Fung
Publication  |  September 18, 2025

Investment Heroes 2025: The Shape of the AI-Enabled Economy

  • Michael Mandel Andrew Fung
Press Release  |  June 24, 2025

New PPI Report Recommends Three-Year Moratorium on State-Level AI Regulation

  • Andrew Fung
Publication  |  June 24, 2025

The Case for a Targeted AI Moratorium

  • Andrew Fung
Press Release  |  May 27, 2025

New PPI Report Says More Competition in Parcel Shipping is Needed to Support Growth in E-Commerce

  • Diana Moss Andrew Fung
Publication  |  May 27, 2025

Parcel Shipping and E-Commerce: Unpacking the Shakeup in Competition

  • Diana Moss Andrew Fung
Press Release  |  May 12, 2025

New PPI Report Warns Credit Card Rate Caps Could Limit Access for Working-Class Borrowers

  • Andrew Fung Alex Kilander Sophia Lu

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