Job Market Candidates

Minnesota Graduate Students

Please find below the curriculum vitae 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 loukas@umn.edu and tkehoe@umn.edu.

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 emphasize that our students already have extensive teaching experience. Minnesota students in the later years of their program are typically supported by teaching assistantships that give them full responsibility for selected undergraduate courses. International students are first required to demonstrate fluency in spoken English. All students are provided classroom critiques and other assistance to develop their teaching expertise. As a result, each student enters the job market with a repertoire of notes and techniques for teaching undergraduate economics. Each curriculum vitae lists the courses that the student has taught. Our Director of Undergraduate Studies, Dr. Ayca Ozdogan, can give additional information about each student’s teaching performance. She can be reached by e-mail at ozdog002@umn.edu.

Download the CV packet.

 

Candidate

Fields

Job Market Paper

Advisors

Alves Monteiro, Ricardo Macroeconomics, International Economics, International Finance “Sovereign debt auctions with strategic interactions” Professor Manuel Amador and Professor Timothy Kehoe
Ascarza-Mendoza, Diego Macroeconomics, Household Finance, Health Economics, Public Economics “Health dynamics, and annuitization decisions: the case of Social Security” Professor Anmol Bhandari and Professor Larry Jones
Bassler, Sean Macro Labor “The Effect of Healthcare Costs on Low-Skill Domestic Outsourcing” Professor Kjetil Storesletten
Britos, Braulio Macro Development, Climate Change, Migration “Climate Change and International Migration” Professor Manuel Amador and Professor Timothy Kehoe
Corbellini, Nicola Macroeconomics, Public Economics, Economic Growth “The Effects of Tax Enforcement on the Firm Size Distribution and Aggregate Productivity” Professor V. V. Chari
Garcia-Vazquez, Martin Labor, Public, Macroeconomics, Econometrics “The equilibrium effects of state-mandated minimum staff-to-child ratios” Professor Mariacristina De Nardi and Jeremy Lise
Jungerman, William Labor Economics, Macroeconomics, Industrial Organization “Monopsony and Human Capital” Professor Kyle Herkenhoff and Professor Jeremy Lise
Kim, Minuk Industrial Organization and International Trade “The Heterogeneous Impact of Tariffs on Differentiated Products” Professor Thomas J. Holmes
Li, Tianyi Industrial Organization, Consumer Economics, Economics of Retail Chains “Value of Availability during Demand Shocks: Evidence from U.S. Retailers during the early Covid Pandemic” Professor Thomas J. Holmes
Pedtke, Joseph H. Macro-labor, Inequality, Human capital, Intergenerational mobility “The Implications of Family Structure, Education Prices, and Policy Reforms for Inequality and Intergenerational Mobility” Professor Loukas Karabarbounis
Perez, Luis Macroeconomics, Public Finance, Industrial Organization “The Micro-Aggregated Profit Share” Professor V. V. Chari
Ranjan, Abhitesh International Macroeconomics, Monetary Economics, and Public Economics “Effect of Reserve Accumulation on Employment” Professor V. V. Chari
Treanor, Caitlin Labor Economics, Search and Match, Inequality, Networks “Inequality, Referral Networks, and Occupational Segregation” Professor Jeremy Lise
Winslow, Robert Machine Learning, Macroeconomics “Partial Unemployment Insurance During the Pandemic” Professor Fatih Guvenen
Zeng, Simeng International trade, Macroeconomics, Growth, and Development “Misallocation and Technology Upgrading under Trade Liberalization” Professor Manuel Amador and Professor Timothy Kehoe
Zhang, Entian International Economics, Macroeconomics “Financial Frictions and Sourcing Decisions” Professor Manuel Amador and Professor Timothy Kehoe