I am a Senior Economist at the W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research and an Affiliated Researcher at the Swedish Institute for Social Research (SOFI) at Stockholm University.
My area of interest is mainly in the field of economics of social insurance, with a focus on the impact of unemployment insurance on labor market outcomes. I am also interested in economic applications of survey-based measures such as consumer confidence and measures of subjective well-being.
My work or I have been cited in the Financial Times, Education Week, The New Republic, The Atlantic, Bloomberg Opinion, and Bloomberg News. My work on the Kalamazoo Promise scholarship has been cited by the report of the 2016 White House Council of Economic Advisors and the 2017 Economic Report of the President.
Prior to coming to the W.E. Upjohn Institute I spent three semesters at Princeton University’s Industrial Relations Section as a visiting predoctoral researcher.
My area of interest is mainly in the field of economics of social insurance, with a focus on the impact of unemployment insurance on labor market outcomes. I am also interested in economic applications of survey-based measures such as consumer confidence and measures of subjective well-being.
My work or I have been cited in the Financial Times, Education Week, The New Republic, The Atlantic, Bloomberg Opinion, and Bloomberg News. My work on the Kalamazoo Promise scholarship has been cited by the report of the 2016 White House Council of Economic Advisors and the 2017 Economic Report of the President.
Prior to coming to the W.E. Upjohn Institute I spent three semesters at Princeton University’s Industrial Relations Section as a visiting predoctoral researcher.
