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The Research Highlight series provides an overview of current economics research, focusing on why it is interesting and relevant to our everyday lives. The top ten highlights of 2020 cover everything from affirmative action policies in Chicago to how economists should think about racial discrimination to the work of this year's John Bates Clark medalist. You can listen to, watch, and read the...
President-elect Joe Biden announced Tuesday that the chair of the Council of Economic Advisers (CEA) would have a seat on his Cabinet. Historically, the CEA chair — often seen as the country's most influential economist, hasn't sat on presidents' Cabinets, though former President Obama bucked the trend during his presidency....
PhD Job Market Candidates
Mohammad Ahmadizadeh
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Dan Bernhardt
Hadi Esfahani
Tatyana Deryugina
Dan McMillen
Jiyoung Chae
Job Market Paper: A Flexible Model for Spatial Volatility with an Application to the Chicago Housing Market
Fields of Concentration: Applied Econometrics, Spatial Econometrics, Urban Economics, Real Estate Economics
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Anil Bera (Chair)
Geoffrey Hewings
Daniel McMillen
JiHyung Lee
Sebastian Laumer
Job Market Paper: Government Spending between Active and Passive Monetary Policy
Fields of Concentration: Primary: Macroeconomics, Fiscal Policy, Bayesian and Time Series Econometrics, Secondary: Monetary Economics and Big Data
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Pooyan Amir-Ahmadi
Dan Bernhardt
Minchul Shin
Stefan Krasa
Mauricio Olivares
Job Market Paper: Robust Permutation Test for Equality of Distributions under Covariate-Adaptive Randomization
Fields of Concentration: Econometric Theory and Applied Econometrics
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EunYi Chung (Chair)
Roger Koenker
Dan Bernhardt
Collin S. Philipps
Fields of Concentration: Mathematical Econometrics and Empirical Macroeconomics
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Pooyan Amir-Ahmadi
Dan Bernhardt
Minchul Shin
Dana Shaat
Fields of Concentration: Labor, Economics of Education, and Public Policy
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Eliza Forsythe
Darren Lubotsky
Russell Weinstein
Isaac DiIanni (teaching reference)
Mariya Shappo
Job Market Paper: The Long-Term Consequences of Oil and Gas Extraction: Evidence from the Housing Market
Fields of Concentration: Environmental Economics, Urban Economics, Labor Economics, Public Economics
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David Albouy
Alexander Bartik
Dan Bernhardt
Dan McMillen
Henrique Veras
Job Market Paper: Wrong Place, Wrong Time: The Long-Run Effects of In-Utero Exposure to Malaria on Educational Attainment
Fields of Concentration: Development Economics, Health Economics, Public Economics, Political Economy
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Stephen Parente
Marieke Kleemans
Ron Cheung
Bei Yang
Job Market Paper: Global Green Deal: International Cooperation on Net-Zero Carbon Emission
Fields of Concentration: Climate Change, Game Theory and Mechanism Design
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Dan Bernhardt
Stefan Krasa
Clifford Singer
Steven Williams
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- For 90 days in 1971, Arnold Weber had the authority to tell U.S. executives and business owners whether they could raise prices or wages. In general, the answer was no. A Bronx-born labor economist, Dr. Weber was executive director of the Cost of Living Council, a Nixon administration effort to...
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