Job Market Candidates

Thank you for visiting our Economics Job Market Candidates page. We are pleased to present our 2022-2023 PhD job market candidates.

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	Yue Deng CV - Website Dissertation Title: Three Essays on Opioid Crisis: Theory and Experiments Advisor: Daniel Houser dhouser@gmu.edu Primary Fields: Behavioral and experimental economics, Applied Microeconomics, Health Economics  Secondary Fields: Microeconomics,  Econometrics Job Paper: The Opioid Crisis and Secondary Markets: Evidence from a Laboratory Experiment Email:  ydeng9@gmu.edu Back to Top
	Marcel Dumas Gautreau CV - Website Dissertation Title:  Developmental States, an Integrated Analysis Advisor: Garett Jones  gjonesb@gmu.edu Primary Fields: Austrian Economics, Public Choice  Secondary Fields: Institutions/Development, Economic Sociology Job Paper: Syria as an Aspiring Developmental State Email:  mgautrea@gmu.edu Back to Top
	Linghui Han CV - Website Dissertation Title:  Essays on State Capacity and Development Advisor: Mark Koyama mkoyama2@gmu.edu Primary Fields: Applied Microeconomics, Political Economy of Development Secondary Fields: Economic History, Economics of Religion, Culture, Family, and State Job Paper: Physical vs. Institutional Public Goods Provision: Evidence from China Email:  lhan6@gmu.edu Back to Top
	Peter K. Hazlett CV - Website Dissertation Title:  Essays in Applied New Institutional Economics and Public Choice Advisor: Peter T. Leeson  pleeson@gmu.edu Primary Fields: Applied Microeconomics, Political Economy Secondary Fields: Economic History, Law & Economics Job Paper:  Ear Witnessing in 17th Century New England: The Law & Economics of Puritan Organization Email:  phazlett@gmu.edu Back to Top
	Chandler Reilly CV - Website Dissertation Title:  Essays on the Political Economy of Defense R&D and Defense Costs Advisor: Christopher J. Coyne  ccoyne3@gmu.edu Primary Fields: Applied Microeconomics  Secondary Fields: Political Economy Job Paper: Evasive Entrepreneurship within the DOD Email:  creilly8@gmu.edu Back to Top
	Daniel Solon CV - Website Dissertation Title:  National Origins of State Legislators: Does Where Your State Legislator Come From Affect Economic Growth? Advisor: Garett Jones gjonesb@gmu.edu Primary Fields: History, Development  Secondary Fields: Macroeconomics, Econometrics Job Paper: Did the China trade shock hurt Covid vaccination rates? Email: dsolon@gmu.edu Back to Top

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