Our visiting scholars are dedicated to creating a more complete perspective on how the economy performs for the full spectrum of Americans. They look beyond aggregate economic indicators to examine how diverse communities are faring within the U.S. economy, and they analyze what policies work to improve economic opportunity and inclusion, and why.
Visiting Scholars
Assistant Professor of Economics
University of Pennsylvania
Research interests
applied microeconomics, labor economics, applied econometrics, child development, public economics, and education
Professor of Economics
University of Pittsburgh
Research interests
macroeconomics, household finance, labor economics, and public economics
Assistant Professor of Economics
Barnard College, Columbia University
Research interests
development economics, political economy, economic history, environmental economics
Professor of Economics
Duke University
Research interests
applied microeconomics, applied economics, labor economics
Terence E. Adderley Jr. Professor of Economics
Vanderbilt University
Research interests
immigration and inter-regional migration, income inequality, racial disparities, and unions
Assistant Professor of Economics
Sciences Po Paris
Research interests
macroeconomics, consumption, household finance
Assistant Professor of Economics
New York University
Research interests
macroeconomics, labor markets
Researcher
Mathematica
Research interests
discrimination, public policy, labor economics, field experiments
Walter H. and Leonore C. Annenberg Professor in the Social Sciences and Professor of Economics
University of Pennsylvania
Research interests
macroeconomics, public finance, labor economics
Assistant Professor of Economics
New York University
Research interests
macroeconomics, development and growth
Kathleen Kaylor and G. Richard Wagoner, Jr. Assistant Professor of Economics
Duke University
Research interests
urban and public economics, job search theory, structural econometrics
Assistant Professor of Economics
West Point
Research interests
applied microeconomics, labor economics, economics of crime, and economics of discrimination
Associate Professor
University of Chicago
Research interests
international economics, industrial organization, networks, labor, and economic geography
Professor of Economics
Arizona State University
Research interests
macroeconomics, taxation, economic development, inequality
Assistant Professor of Economics
Brock University
Research interests
macroeconomics, taxation, inequality, entrepreneurship, misallocation, computational economics, labor economics