Job Market Candidates
Job Market Candidates 2024-2025
Please find below the curriculum vitae for each of the Minnesota Economics Ph.D. students on the job market this year.
Please do not hesitate to contact us if you want additional information about any of our students on the market. You can reach us via e-mail at [email protected] and [email protected].
We are proud of the research contributions that our past graduates have made in Economics and expect that this year’s group will continue that tradition. We push them hard here, and they respond well, as you can see from the enclosed curricula.
We would also like to highlight our students' teaching experience. Minnesota students are typically supported by teaching assistantships that give them full responsibility for selected undergraduate courses. Each curriculum vitae lists the courses that the student has taught. Our Director of Undergraduate Studies, Dr. Ayca Ozdogan Atabay, can give additional information about each student’s teaching performance. She can be reached by e-mail at [email protected].
2024 UMN Economics CV Packet
Candidate |
Fields |
Job Market Paper |
Advisor(s) |
| Akil, Halil | Quantitative Macroeconomics, Public Economics, Labor Economics |
“Remote Work: Implications for Optimal Income Tax” | Professor Kjetil Storesletten |
| Amol, Amol | Macroeconomics, Public Finance, Monetary Economics |
“Ramsey taxation with endogenous financial frictions” | Professor V. V. Chari |
| Barbosa-Alves, Mauricio | Macroeconomics, International Economics, Environmental Economics |
“Climate Change, Food Prices, and Inequality” | Professor Manuel Amador & Professor Timothy Kehoe |
| Belchior, Daniel | Macroeconomics, Optimal Fiscal Policy, Economics of Fertility, International Economics |
“Income Taxation over the Business Cycle with Wage Rigidities” | Professor V. V. Chari |
| Cunningham, Evan R. | Labor Economics, Urban Economics, Public Finance, Public Policy |
"Local Labor Market Effects of Amazon" | Professor Jeremy Lise |
| Devoto, Gabriel | Macroeconomics, Monetary Economics, International Macroeconomics |
“Aggregate Capital and Informality in High Inflation Economies” | Professor Timothy Kehoe & Professor Manuel Amador |
| Diaz Del Leon, Rene | Macroeconomics, Labor Economics, Development Economics |
“Minimum Wage, Informality and Efficiency” | Professor Loukas Karabarbounis |
| Gribbin, Katerina | Labor Economics | “It's Always Sunny in Ontario: The Effects of Wage Disclosure on Wages” | Professor Kjetil Storesletten |
| Hasenzagl, Thomas | Macroeconomics, Econometrics | “Scaling Up: How Technology and Policy Shape Firm Size” | Professor Ellen McGrattan |
| Pawelczak, Jakub M. | Macroeconomics | “Flipping Houses in a Decentralized Market” | Professor Christopher Phelan |
| Stanek, Leo | Finance, IO | “Who Wins and Who Loses when Firms Stay Private Longer?” | Professor Thomas J. Holmes & Associate Professor Erik Loualiche |