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Placement Exams and Information

Summer 2024 placement exams and information.

The departments below offer online placement exams in advance of registration for 2024-2025 courses.

Placement exams ensure that your Yale courses are at the appropriate level.

Online placement exams are offered three times a year: in the summer (in advance of registration for the following fall); in the late fall (in advance of registration for the following spring), and in the late spring (in advance of registration for the following fall). Most placement exam results are valid for one year.

Summer 2024 online placement exam information is available below.

P lease note that all students planning to apply to medical school or major in any of the biological sciences, chemistry, or related fields in engineering should take the biology, chemistry, and math placements exam this summer.   In addition, all incoming first-year students must complete the High School Math and Science Survey by July 31. Click   here  for access.

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American Sign Language (ASL)

Placement exam	Summer 2024 placement exam for 2024-2025 courses
Placement procedure offered without exam	No
Exam format	Online
Exam date(s)	July 1, 2024 at 9:00 a.m., to July 31, 2024 at 12:00 p.m. (noon)
Who should take the exam	Students with previous coursework or significant fluency in ASL who wish to enroll in a more advanced course
Where instructions are located
How the dept determines placement and where to find information
Where and when results are posted	Results return via Canvas, "ASL Placement Test Site 23-24," by August 5 at 5:00 p.m.
Contact information for technology issues	Use Canvas Support, at
Contact information for placement or departmental issues	, Lector
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Placement exam	Summer 2024 placement exam for 2024-2025 courses
Placement procedure offered without exam	No
Exam format	Online
Exam date(s)	July 1, 2024 at 9:00 a.m., to July 31, 2024 at 12:00 p.m. (noon)
Who should take the exam	All students with previous knowledge of Arabic who intend to study Arabic at Yale.
Where instructions are located
How the dept determines placement and where to find information	https://arabic.yale.edu/modern-arabic; https://arabic.yale.edu/faq
Where and when results are posted
Contact information for technology issues
Contact information for placement or departmental issues	, Language Program Director for Modern Arabic, Senior Lector II of Modern Arabic
Other

Placement exam	Summer 2024 placement exam for 2024-2025 courses
Placement procedure offered without exam	No
Exam format	Four individual timed exam administered online, one for each of the four BIOL modules. The format and style for each module will be slightly different; however, students may expect a mix of multiple-choice and short-answer questions.
Exam date(s)	July 1, 2024 at 9:00 a.m., to July 31, 2024 at 12:00 p.m. (noon)
Who should take the exam	The placement exam is intended for incoming first-year students. It is not required for those students who wish to take all four modules of the BIOL sequence, but it is required for those students who seek to skip one or more modules. Incoming transfer students and Eli Whitney students should contact the course coordinators to discuss their options on a case-by-case basis.
Where instructions are located	Use the self-enroll link at   to access the exams; your access will be denied otherwise.
How the dept determines placement and where to find information
Where and when results are posted	Students will receive their results directly by email by August 5 at 5:00 p.m.
Contact information for technology issues	Use Canvas Support, at
Contact information for placement or departmental issues	or , Lecturers and BIOL 101-104 Coordinators
Other

Placement exam	Summer 2024 placement exam for 2024-2025 courses
Placement procedure offered without exam	No
Exam format	On-line bank of questions requiring primarily multiple-choice and numerical-entry answers.
Exam date(s)	July 1, 2024 at 9:00 a.m., to July 31, 2024 at 12:00 p.m. (noon)
Who should take the exam	Incoming first-year students planning to take chemistry courses. Chemistry is required for many majors in engineering and health sciences, as well as premedical students. Anyone planning to potentially follow these tracks should take the exam.
Where instructions are located	Click for direct access to the chemistry placement exam. Additional information regarding exam requirements and review suggestions may be found on the Chemistry Department’s  .
How the dept determines placement and where to find information
Where and when results are posted	Incoming students are able to view their placement by August 5 at 5:00 p.m. at the Canvas site entitled “Course Placement 2024 (CHEM, ECON, MATH, PHYS).”
Contact information for technology issues	Use Canvas Support, at
Contact information for placement or departmental issues	Patrick Holland, Professor and Director of Undergraduate Studies (DUS), at
Other

Placement exam	Summer 2024 placement exam for 2024-2025 courses
Placement procedure offered without exam	No
Exam format	Online
Exam date(s)	July 1, 2024 at 9:00 a.m., to July 31, 2024 at 12:00 p.m. (noon)
Who should take the exam	All students with previous study of Chinese who intend to study Chinese at Yale
Where instructions are located
How the dept determines placement and where to find information
Where and when results are posted	Results returned via , "Chinese Placement Test Site 24-25" by August 5 at 5:00 p.m.
Contact information for technology issues	Use Canvas Support, at
Contact information for placement or departmental issues	, Senior Lector I and Chinese Language Program Coordinator
Other	Contact Prof. Liu to request access to the placement exam

Placement exam	Summer 2024 placement exam for 2024-2025 courses
Placement procedure offered without exam	No
Exam format
Exam date(s)	July 1, 2024 at 9:00 a.m., to July 31, 2024 at 12:00 p.m. (noon)
Who should take the exam	All students, including native speakers, who have been exposed to Czech, whether formally or informally, who wish to enroll in a language course must take the placement test.
Where instructions are located
How the dept determines placement and where to find information
Where and when results are posted	Results returned via canvas.yale.edu, “Czech Placement Test Site 24-25" by August 5 at 5 p.m.
Contact information for technology issues
Contact information for placement or departmental issues	, Slavic Language Program Director
Other

Placement exam	No placement exam scheduled for Summer 2024
Placement procedure offered without exam	Yes
Exam format
Exam date(s)
Who should take the exam	There is no economics placement exam
Where instructions are located
How the dept determines placement and where to find information
Where and when results are posted	There is no economics placement exam. Instead, each entering first-year student receives an economics placement based on admissions data and information you provided in the Math & Science Survey. Using that information and past experience, the Economics Department determines which economics courses you should consider taking first. You can find your placement on the Canvas BIOL, CHEM, ECON, MATH, PHYS placement site. The majority of first-year students considering an economics course take introductory microeconomics (usually in the fall). That may be followed by introductory macroeconomics or introduction to data analysis and econometrics. Even students who already have a strong high school background in economics find that the Yale introductory micro course is usually the best place to start.  Nevertheless, there are some exceptions. See the Economics Department placement webpage for considerations about under-placement and over-placement.
Contact information for technology issues
Contact information for placement or departmental issues	, Senior Lecturer and Associate Chair
Other

Placement exam	No placement exam scheduled for Summer 2024
Placement procedure offered without exam	Yes
Exam format
Exam date(s)
Who should take the exam	There is no English placement exam
Where instructions are located
How the dept determines placement and where to find information	Courses numbered from 114 to 130 are considered introductory and are open to all students in Yale College. Advanced courses are open to upper-level students; the faculty recommends that students both within and outside the major prepare for advanced courses with two introductory courses. In addition, the introductory creative writing course, ENGL 123, is open to any student who has not taken an intermediate or advanced course in the writing of fiction, poetry, or drama.  Please see the "Introductory Courses" section of the English Department's webpage (  ) for further information. There will be a Zoom session on August 12 from 1:30-2:30 p.m. to answer questions.
Where and when results are posted
Contact information for technology issues
Contact information for placement or departmental issues	, Professor and Director of Undergraduate Studies, or , Assistant Professor and Associate Director of Undergraduate Studies
Other

Placement exam	Summer 2024 placement exam for 2024-2025 courses
Placement procedure offered without exam	No
Exam format	Online
Exam date(s)	July 1, 2024 at 9:00 a.m., to July 31, 2024 at 12:00 p.m. (noon)
Who should take the exam
Where instructions are located	(for testing) and (for preregistration)
How the dept determines placement and where to find information	Preregistration required via Preference Selection for FREN 110, 121, 130, 140, and 150
Where and when results are posted	Results posted via , "French Placement Test Stie '24-25 by August 5 at 5:00 p.m.
Contact information for technology issues	Use the .
Contact information for placement or departmental issues	, Senior Lector I and French Language Program Director
Other

Placement exam	Summer 2024 placement exam for 2024-2025 courses
Placement procedure offered without exam	No
Exam format	Online
Exam date(s)	July 1, 2024 at 9:00 a.m., to July 31, 2024 at 12:00 p.m. (noon)
Who should take the exam	All students with previous study of German who intend to study German at Yale
Where instructions are located
How the dept determines placement and where to find information
Where and when results are posted	Results shown immediately upon completion of exam
Contact information for technology issues	Use the .
Contact information for placement or departmental issues	, Senior Lector II and German Language Program Director
Other

Placement exam	Summer 2024 placement exam for 2024-2025 courses
Placement procedure offered without exam	No
Exam format	Online
Exam date(s)	July 1, 2024 at 9:00 a.m., to July 31, 2024 at 12:00 p.m. (noon)
Who should take the exam	All students with previous knowledge of Modern Hebrew who consider studying Modern Hebrew at Yale
Where instructions are located
How the dept determines placement and where to find information
Where and when results are posted	Results returned via email by August 5 at 5:00 p.m.
Contact information for technology issues	Use Canvas Support, at  .
Contact information for placement or departmental issues	, Senior Lector II and Modern Hebrew Language Program Director
Other

Placement exam	Summer 2024 placement exam for 2024-2025 courses
Placement procedure offered without exam	No
Exam format	Online
Exam date(s)	July 1, 2024 at 9:00 a.m., to July 31, 2024 at 12:00 p.m. (noon)
Who should take the exam	All students, including native speakers, who have been exposed to Hindi, whether formally or informally, who wish to enroll in a language course must take the placement test
Where instructions are located
How the dept determines placement and where to find information
Where and when results are posted	Results returned via , “Hindi Placement Test Site 24-25" by August 5 at 5 p.m.
Contact information for technology issues	Use Canvas Support, at  .
Contact information for placement or departmental issues	, Senior Lector I
Other

Placement exam	Summer 2024 placement exam for 2024-2025 courses
Placement procedure offered without exam	No
Exam format	Online
Exam date(s)	July 1, 2024 at 9:00 a.m., to July 31, 2024 at 12:00 p.m. (noon)
Who should take the exam	All students with previous study of Italian who intend to study Italian at Yale
Where instructions are located
How the dept determines placement and where to find information	Students register for ITAL 110 & 130 during course registration period based on placement exam results or other factors.
Where and when results are posted	Results delivered immediately by email upon completion of exam. For levels between L4 and L5, students receive an air message to contact the language program director in order to set up an oral interview to validate the exam.
Contact information for technology issues	Use the .
Contact information for placement or departmental issues	, Senior Lector I and Italian Language Program Director
Other

Placement exam	Summer 2024 placement exam for 2024-2025 courses
Placement procedure offered without exam	No
Exam format	Online
Exam date(s)	July 1, 2024 at 9:00 a.m., to July 31, 2024 at 12:00 p.m. (noon)
Who should take the exam	All students with previous study of Japanese who intend to study Japanese at Yale
Where instructions are located
How the dept determines placement and where to find information
Where and when results are posted	Results will be returned via email upon completion of placement test
Contact information for technology issues	Use Canvas Support, at
Contact information for placement or departmental issues	, Senior Lector I and Japanese Program Coordinator
Other	Oral interviews conducted by Zoom

Placement exam	Summer 2024 placement exam for 2024-2025 courses
Placement procedure offered without exam	No
Exam format	Online
Exam date(s)	July 1, 2024 at 9:00 a.m., to July 31, 2024 at 12:00 p.m. (noon)
Who should take the exam	All students with previous study of Korean, including through summer programs and student abroad, who intend to study Korean at Yale
Where instructions are located
How the dept determines placement and where to find information
Where and when results are posted	Results returned via email by August 5 at 5:00 p.m.
Contact information for technology issues
Contact information for placement or departmental issues	, Senior Lector II and Korean Program Coordinator, and , Lector
Other

Placement exam	Summer 2024 placement exam for 2024-2025 courses
Placement procedure offered without exam	No
Exam format	Online
Exam date(s)	July 1, 2024 at 9:00 a.m., to July 31, 2024 at 12:00 p.m. (noon)
Who should take the exam	All incoming students who may wish to enroll in calculus within their first three semesters at Yale or during the summer of 2025. All continuing students who wish to take calculus, and do not have a current placement (from the 2023 placement exam, or from having completed the prerequisite course at Yale)
Where instructions are located
How the dept determines placement and where to find information	You can find information about introductory courses, as well as the mathematics major, at
Where and when results are posted	The math placement test is available on a Canvas site called "Math placement exam 2024." Results can be accessed immediately upon submission of the exam, by clicking on the "placement calculator" tab on the same site
Contact information for technology issues	Use Canvas Support, at
Contact information for placement or departmental issues	Please e-mail the director of undergraduate studies at
Other	You can find information about introductory courses, as well as the mathematics major, at

Placement exam	Summer 2024 placement exam for 2024-2025 courses
Placement procedure offered without exam	No
Exam format	Please contact Prof. Anna Zayaruznaya for information
Exam date(s)	July 1, 2024 at 9:00 a.m., to July 31, 2024 at 12:00 p.m. (noon)
Who should take the exam
Where instructions are located	Self-placement: Students should consult the self-placement guide located at before enrolling in a music theory course
How the dept determines placement and where to find information	Students place themselves based on their understanding of their own background
Where and when results are posted	N/A
Contact information for technology issues
Contact information for placement or departmental issues	For questions about individual classes, contact the instructor after first consulting the self-placement guide. For general questions, contact , Lecturer and Director of Undergraduate Studies
Other

Placement exam	Summer 2024 placement exam for 2024-2025 courses
Placement procedure offered without exam	No
Exam format	Online
Exam date(s)	July 1, 2024 at 9:00 a.m., to July 31, 2024 at 12:00 p.m. (noon)
Who should take the exam	All students with previous study of Persian who intend to study Persian at Yale
Where instructions are located
How the dept determines placement and where to find information
Where and when results are posted
Contact information for technology issues
Contact information for placement or departmental issues	, Senior Lector I and Persian Language Program Director
Other

Placement exam	No placement exam scheduled for Summer 2024
Placement procedure offered without exam	Yes
Exam format
Exam date(s)
Who should take the exam
Where instructions are located
How the dept determines placement and where to find information	There is no placement test in physics. However, a recommendation for an appropriate introductory physics course sequence (based on each incoming student’s Math & Science Survey responses, i.e., their math and physics test scores) is prepared for every first-year student before the fall term begins. These are recommendations; while the best approach is to consider the recommendation, students should consult a guide to selecting physics courses and visit the prospective introductory physics courses during course selection period before setting their schedules
Where and when results are posted
Contact information for technology issues
Contact information for placement or departmental issues	, Professor and Director of Undergraduate Studies
Other	A Guide to Selecting the Best Introductory Physics Courses for You,

Placement exam	Summer 2024 placement exam for 2024-2025 courses
Placement procedure offered without exam	No
Exam format	Online
Exam date(s)	July 1, 2024 at 9:00 a.m., to July 31, 2024 at 12:00 p.m. (noon)
Who should take the exam	All students, including native speakers, who have been exposed to Polish, whether formally or informally, who wish to enroll in a language course must take the placement test.
Where instructions are located
How the dept determines placement and where to find information
Where and when results are posted	Results returned via , “Polish Placement Test Site 24-25" by August 5 at 5 p.m.
Contact information for technology issues
Contact information for placement or departmental issues	, Senior Lector I in Slavic Languages & Literatures
Other

Placement exam	Summer 2024 placement exam for 2024-2025 courses
Placement procedure offered without exam	No
Exam format	Online
Exam date(s)	July 1, 2024 at 9:00 a.m., to July 31, 2024 at 12:00 p.m. (noon)
Who should take the exam	Students with no previous study of Portuguese enroll directly in PORT 110. All other students with knowledge of Portuguese, whether formal or informal, and including native speakers, must take a placement exam before enrolling in a Portuguese language course.
Where instructions are located	Please find placement exam information here: .
How the dept determines placement and where to find information	Placement exam information is listed at the and on this page
Where and when results are posted	Results will be returned via email by August 5 at 5:00 p.m.
Contact information for technology issues	Use the .
Contact information for placement or departmental issues	, Senior Lector I in Spanish and Portuguese, Portuguese Language Program Director
Other

Placement exam	Summer 2024 placement exam for 2024-2025 courses
Placement procedure offered without exam	No
Exam format	Online
Exam date(s)	July 1, 2024 at 9:00 a.m., to July 31, 2024 at 12:00 p.m. (noon)
Who should take the exam	All students, including native speakers, who have been exposed to Russian, whether formally or informally, who wish to enroll in a Russian language course must take the placement exam
Where instructions are located
How the dept determines placement and where to find information
Where and when results are posted	Results returned via “Russian Placement Test Site 24-25" by August 5 at 5:00 p.m.
Contact information for technology issues
Contact information for placement or departmental issues	Senior Lector II and Russian Language Program Director
Other

Placement exam	Summer 2024 placement exam for 2024-2025 courses
Placement procedure offered without exam	No
Exam format	Online
Exam date(s)	July 1, 2024 at 9:00 a.m., to July 31, 2024 at 12:00 p.m. (noon)
Who should take the exam	All students, including native speakers, who have been exposed to Spanish whether formally or informally, who wish to enroll in a Spanish language course must take the placement test. Students who have never studied Spanish may enroll in SPAN 110 directly.
Where instructions are located	Please find placement exam information here: .
How the dept determines placement and where to find information	Information about how the department determines placement may be found on the  .
Where and when results are posted	Results posted via , "Spanish Placement Test Site '24-25 by August 5 at 5:00 p .m.
Contact information for technology issues	Use the .
Contact information for placement or departmental issues	, Senior Lector II
Other

Placement exam	Summer 2024 placement exam for 2024-2025 courses
Placement procedure offered without exam	No
Exam format	Online
Exam date(s)	July 1, 2024 at 9:00 a.m., to July 31, 2024 at 12:00 p.m. (noon)
Who should take the exam	All students, including native speakers, who have been exposed to Ukrainian whether formally or informally, who wish to enroll in a language course must take the placement test.
Where instructions are located
How the dept determines placement and where to find information
Where and when results are posted	Results returned via , “Ukrainian Placement Test Site 24-25" by August 5 at 5 p.m.
Contact information for technology issues
Contact information for placement or departmental issues	, Senor Lector I in Slavic Languages & Literatures
Other

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For alumni  , placement, 2019-2024, accounting & management.

Yaxuan Chen

Placement:	Cornell University, S.C. Johnson College of Business, Accounting Department
Dissertation:
Advisors:	(Chair),  ,  , and

Botir Kobilov

Placement:	University of Texas at Dallas, Naveen Jindal School of Management, Accounting Department
Dissertation:
Advisors:	(Chair),  , and

Wilbur Chen

Placement:	Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST)
Dissertation:
Advisors:	(Chair),  ,  , and

Hashim Zaman

Placement:	Harvard University, Laboratory for Innovation Sciences at Harvard (LISH), Post-Doctoral Fellow
Dissertation:
Advisors:	(Co-Chair),  (Co-Chair),  , and

Patrick Ferguson

Placement:	University of Melbourne, Melbourne Business School
Dissertation:
Advisors:	(Co-Chair),  (Co-Chair), and

Alexandra Scherf

Placement:	London School of Economics and Political Science
Dissertation:
Advisors:	(Co-Chair),  (Co-Chair), and

Placement:	Columbia Business School, Accounting Department
Dissertation:
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Jihwon Park

Placement:	CUNY, Baruch College, Zicklin School of Business
Dissertation:
Advisors:	(Chair),  , and

Jody Grewal

Placement:	University of Toronto, Rotman School of Management, Accounting Department and University of Toronto, Mississauga, Department of Management (cross-appointment)
Dissertation:
Advisors:	(Co-Chair),  (Co-Chair),  ,  , and

Matthew Shaffer

Placement:	University of Southern California, Leventhal School of Accounting
Dissertation:
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Business Economics

Martin Aragoneses

Placement:	INSEAD, Department of Finance
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Michael Blank

Placement:	Stanford University, Graduate School of Business, Finance Academic Area
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Jiafeng (Kevin) Chen

Placement:	Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research (SIEPR), Post-Doctoral Fellow (2024-2025) Stanford University, Economics Department (2025-)
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Placement:	Boston College, Carroll School of Management, Finance Department
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Kunal Sangani

Placement:	Northwestern University, Economics Department
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Hanbin Yang

Placement:	London Business School, Finance Department
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John Conlon

Placement:	Stanford University, Department of Economics, Post-Doctoral Fellow (2023-2024), Carnegie Mellon University, Department of Social and Decision Sciences, Assistant Professor (2024)
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Spencer Yongwook Kwon

Placement:	Brown University, Department of Economics
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Robert Minton

Placement:	Federal Reserve Board of Governors, Economist
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Erica Moszkowski

Placement:	Federal Reserve Board of Governors, Economist
Dissertation:
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Daniel Ramos

Placement:	John Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Studies
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Sagar Saxena

Placement:	Yale University, Department of Economics, Post-Doctoral Fellow (2023-2024); University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School, Business Economics and Public Policy Department, Assistant Professor (2024)
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Placement:	University of Michigan, Ross School of Business, Post-Doctoral Fellow (2023-2024); Assistant Professor (2024)
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Francesca Bastianello

Placement:	The University of Chicago, Booth School of Business
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Talia B. Gillis

Placement:	Columbia Law School, Associate Professor of Law
Dissertation:
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Matthew Lilley

Placement:	Australian National University
Dissertation:
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Frank Pinter

Placement:	Federal Trade Commission, Economist
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Placement:	Stanford University, Graduate School of Business, Postdoctoral Scholar (2022-2023); University of British Columbia, Sauder School of Business, Assistant Professor (2023-)
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David Zhang

Placement:	Rice University, Jones Graduate School of Business
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Andreas Schaab

Placement:	Columbia University Business School, Post-Doctoral fellow (2021-2022); Toulouse School of Economics, Assistant Professor (2022)
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Gregor Schubert

Placement:	University of California-Los Angeles, Anderson School of Management
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Placement:	Research Improving People’s Lives (RIPL), Economist (2021-2022); Johns Hopkins University, Bloomberg School of Public Health, Assistant Professor (2022)
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Edoardo Maria Acabbi

Placement:	University Carlos III of Madrid
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Placement:	Georgetown University, Walsh School of Foreign Service
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Ravi Jagadeesan

Placement:	Stanford University, Department of Economics, Post-Doctoral Fellow (2020-2022); Assistant Professor (2022-)
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Michael Thaler

Placement:	Princeton University, Economics Department, Post-doctoral fellow (2020-2022); University College London, Assistant Professor (2022)
Dissertation:
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Christopher Anderson

Placement:	Federal Reserve Board of Governors, Economist
Dissertation:
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Vitaly Bord

Placement:	Harvard Business School, Post-Doctoral fellow (2018-2019), Federal Reserve Board of Governors, Economist (2019)
Dissertation:
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Oren Danieli

Placement:	Tel-Aviv University, School of Economics
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Placement:	UC Berkeley, Economics Department & Haas School of Business, Post-doctoral Fellow (2019-2022); University of Toronto, Rotman School of Management and Economics Department (2022)
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Weiling Liu

Placement:	Northeastern University, Finance Department
Dissertation:
Advisors:	(Co-chair),  (Co-Chair),  , and

Janelle Schlossberger

Placement:	Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Institute for Data, Systems and Society, Post-Doctoral fellow
Dissertation:
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Health Policy (Management)

Emilie Aguirre

Placement:	Duke University, School of Law
Dissertation:
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A Jay Holmgren

Placement:	University of California-San Francisco, School of Medicine
Dissertation:
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Olivia Jung

Placement:	Emory University, Rollins School of Public Health
Dissertation:
Advisors:	(Chair),  ,  , and

Michael Anne Kyle

Placement:	Harvard Medical School, Post-Doctoral fellow (2021-2024); University of Pennsylvania, Perelman School of Medicine, Assistant Professor (2024-)
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Lauren Taylor

Placement:	New York University, School of Medicine
Dissertation:
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Philip Saynisch

Placement:	Phyllis Torda Memorial Post-Doctoral Fellow at the National Committee for Quality Assurance, 2019
Dissertation:
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Laura Weimer

Placement:	United States Military Academy at West Point (2024-)
Dissertation:
Advisors:	(Co-Chair),  (Co-Chair),  , and

Yusaku Takeda

Placement:	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Gies College of Business
Dissertation:
Advisors:	(Chair),  , and

Michael Christensen

Placement:	University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School of Business, Lecturer
Dissertation:
Advisors:	(Chair),  , and N/A

Michael Y. Lee

Placement:	INSEAD, Organizational Behavior Area
Dissertation:
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Placement:	Ohio State University, Max M. Fisher College of Business, Department of Marketing and Logistics
Dissertation:
Advisors:	,  , and N/A

Emily Prinsloo

Placement:	Rice University, Jones Graduate School of Business
Dissertation:
Advisors:	,  , N/A, and

Serena Hagerty

Placement:	University of Virginia, Darden School of Business
Dissertation:
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Byungyeon Kim

Placement:	University of Minnesota, Carlson School of Management
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Ximena Garcia-Rada

Placement:	Texas A&M University, Mays Business School
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Placement:	London Business School
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Organizational Behavior

Hanne Collins

Placement:	University of California, Los Angeles, Anderson School of Management, Management and Organizations Department
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Placement:	Boston University, Questrom School of Business, Management and Organizations
Dissertation:
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Nicole Abi-Esber

Placement:	London School of Economics and Political Science, Organisational Behaviour, Assistant Professor
Dissertation:
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Evan DeFilippis

Placement:	Harvard University, Department of Psychology, Greene Lab, Post-Doctoral Fellow
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Jeff Steiner

Placement:	New York University, Stern School of Business, Assistant Adjunct Professor
Dissertation:
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Elliot Stoller

Placement:	University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill, School of Government
Dissertation:
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Hayley Blunden

Placement:	American University, Kogod School of Business
Dissertation:
Advisors:	(Chair),  , and

Ahmmad Brown

Placement:	Northwestern University, School of Education and Social Policy
Dissertation:
Advisors:	(Co-chair),  (Co-Chair), and

Ariella Kristal

Placement:	Columbia Business School, Post-Doctoral fellow (2022-2024)
Dissertation:
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Lumumba Seegars

Placement:	Harvard Business School
Dissertation:
Advisors:	(Chair),  , and

Yanhua Bird

Placement:	Boston University, Questrom School of Management
Dissertation:
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Leroy Gonsalves

Placement:	Boston University, Questrom School of Business
Dissertation:
Advisors:	(Co-Chair),  (Co-chair),  , and

Karen Huang

Placement:	Georgetown University, McCourt School of Public Policy
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Jeffrey Lees

Placement:	Clemson University
Dissertation:
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Alicia DeSantola

Placement:	University of Washington, Foster School of Business, Department of Management and Organization
Dissertation:
Advisors:	(Chair), N/A,  , and

Stefan Dimitriadis

Placement:	University of Toronto, Rotman School of Management
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Alexandra Feldberg

Placement:	Harvard Business School
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Catarina Fernandes

Placement:	Emory University, Goizueta Business School
Dissertation:
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Elizabeth Hansen

Placement:	Harvard Kennedy School, The Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics, and Public Policy, Research Fellow
Dissertation:
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Martha Jeong

Placement:	Hong Kong University of Science & Technology (HKUST), Management Department
Dissertation:
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Innessa Colaiacovo

Placement:	University of Oregon, Charles H. Lundquist College of Business, Management Department
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Laura Katsnelson

Placement:	Senior Regional Economist, Department of Economic Research, Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development, Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Dissertation:
Advisors:	N/A,  , and

Nataliya Langburd Wright

Placement:	Columbia Business School, Management Division
Dissertation:
Advisors:	(Chair),  ,  , and

F. Christopher Eaglin

Placement:	Duke University, Fuqua School of Business, Post-Doctoral Fellow (2022-2023); Assistant Professor (2023-)
Dissertation:
Advisors:	(Chair),  , N/A, and

Placement:	University of Virginia, Darden School of Business, Strategy, Ethics & Entrepreneurship Area
Dissertation:
Advisors:	(Chair),  , and

Hyunjin Kim

Placement:	INSEAD
Dissertation:
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J. Yo-Jud Cheng

Do Yoon Kim

Placement:	Boston College, Carroll School of Management, Information Systems Department
Dissertation:
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Technology & Operations Management

Maya Balakrishnan

Placement:	University of Texas at Dallas, Naveen Jindal School of Management, Operations Management Area
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Placement:	University of Texas at Austin, McCombs School of Business, Information, Risk and Operations Management Department
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Placement:	Georgia Institute of Technology, Scheller College of Business, Information Technology Management Department
Dissertation:
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Placement:	University of Washington, Foster School of Business
Dissertation:
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Tommy Pan Fang

Placement:	Rice University, Jones Graduate School of Business
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Placement:	Boston College, Carroll School of Management
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Raha Imanirad

Placement:	York University, Schulich School of Business
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Michelle Shell

Placement:	Boston University, Questrom School of Business
Dissertation:
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Ohchan Kwon

Placement:	Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), Department of Information Systems, Business Statistics and Operations Management
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Graduates from the PhD program are placed in Academia, Government Agencies, Technology Industry, Finance and Banking.  

Graduate Student Placement 2023

Angie Acquatella	Public Finance, Contract Theory	University of Toulouse
Arielle Bernhardt	Development Economics, Political Economy	New York University
John Conlon	Behavioral Economics, Experimental Economics, Labor Economics	Carnegie Mellon
Elizabeth Engle	Labor Economics, Public Economics	Macalester College
Matthew Ferranti	International Finance, Macroeconomics, Applied Econometrics	U.S. Intelligence Community
Ariel Gomez	Development Economics, Political Economy, Economic History	Northeastern University Postdoc
Spencer Yongwook Kwon	Finance, Behavioral Economics, Macroeconomics	Brown University
Francois-Xavier Ladant	Public Economics, Labor Economics	Northwestern University Kellogg - Postdoc
Shushu Liang	Finance, Macroeconomics	Two Sigma
Chang Liu	Microeconomic Theory, Industrial Organization	The University of New South Wales, Sydney
Armando Miano	Public Economics, Macroeconomics, Labor Economics, Political Economy	University of Naples Federico II
Robert Minton	Macroeconomics, Labor Economics	Federal Reserve Board
Erica Moszkowski	Industrial Organization, Urban Economics	Federal Reserve Board
Ayushi Narayan	Labor Economics, Public Economics	Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Daniel Ramos-Menchelli	Trade, Urban Economics, Development Economics	Johns Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Studies
Rodolfo Rigato	Macroeconomics, Financial Economics	European Central Bank
Giorgio Saponaro	Behavioral Economics, Finance, Theory, Experimental Economics	Graham Capital Management
Sagar Saxena	Industrial Organization, Development Economics	University of Pennsylvania, The Wharton School
Awa Ambra Seck	Development Economics, Political Economy, Economic History, Behavioral Economics	Harvard Business School
Yin Wei Soon	Industrial Organization, Health Economics, Labor Economics, Public Finance	NERA
Johnny Tang	Finance, Behavioral Economics	Cornell University, SC Johnson College of Business
Audrey Tiew	Industrial Organization, Microeconomic Theory	New York University
Myles Wagner	Public Economics, Economics of Healthcare, Industrial Organization	Ohio State University
Anthony Yu	Health Economics, Industrial Organization, Public Economics	RAND
Ran Zhuo	Economics of Innovation, Industrial Organization	University of Michigan, Ross School of Business
John Macke	Behavioral Economics	Give Well
Benjamin Niswonger	Macroeconomics, Theory	Amazon Pharmacy
Hannah Shaffer	Law and Economics	Harvard Law School
Zoe Hitziq	Microeconomic Theory, Market Design	Harvard Society of Fellows

Graduate Student Placement 2022

Alex Albright	Labor Economics, Law & Economics, Economic History	Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Sarah Armitage	Environmental Economics, Industrial Organization, Public Finance	Boston University
Francesca Bastianello	Finance, Behavioral Economics, Behavioral Macroeconomics	University of Chicago-Booth
Justin Bloesch	Macroeconomics, Labor Economics	Cornell University (Columbia post-doc 2022-23)
Antonio Coppola	Finance, International Macroeconomics	Stanford University, GSB
Lydia Cox	International Trade, Macroeconomics	University of Wisconsin (Cowles post-doc 2022-23)
Enrico Di Gregorio	Public Finance, Political Economy	International Monetary Fund
Evgenii Fadeev	Innovation, Organizational Economics, International Trade	Harvard Business School Post-doc
Jiacheng Feng	International Trade, Contracting and Organization, Macroeconomics, Economics of Discrimination	Jane Street
Paul Fontanier	Macroeconomics, Finance	Yale School of Management
Riako Granzier	Behavioral Economics, Labor Economics	Uber
Ravi Jagadeesan	Microeconomic Theory, Market Design, Public Economics, Macroeconomics	Stanford University, Department of Economics
Felipe Jordan	Environmental Economics, Political Economy, Development	Universidad Católica de Chile
Gabriel Koningberg	Corporate Finance, International Finance	Amazon
Matthew Lilley	Labor Economics, Urban Economics, Behavioral Economics	Australian National University
Lucas De Lima	Econometrics, Industrial Organization	PUC Rio (Toronto Postdoc)
Tianwang Liu	Industrial Organization, Labor Economics	Uber
Frank Pinter	Industrial Organization, Environmental Economics	Federal Trade Commission
Ashesh Rambachan	Econometrics, Public Economics	MIT, Department of Economics
Hillary Stein	International Finance, Macroeconomics, International Political Economy	Boston Federal Reserve
Brandon Tan	Development, Public Economics, Urban Economics	International Monetary Fund
Jonathan Tebes	Labor Economics, Public Economics, Applied Econometrics	University of Notre Dame
Mattie Toma	Behavioral Economics, Experimental Economics	Warwick Business School
Mariia Voronina	Macroeconomics, International Economics Advisors	Keystone
Jeffrey Wang	International Trade, Macroeconomics, Innovation & Technology	Uber
Ron Yang	Industrial Organization, Transportation Economics	University of British Columbia - Sauder School of Business (Stanford GSB post-doc 2022-2023)
David Zhang	Finance and Real Estate	Rice University - Jones School of Business

Graduate Student Placement 2021

Angie Acquatella	Public Finance	Boston University-Questrom Post-doc
Eric Andersen	Public Economics, Labor Economics	Uber
Augustin Bergeron	Development Economics	University of Southern California
Vu Chau	International Finance	IMF
Stephanie Cheng	Labor Economics	Edgeworth Economics
Krishna Dasaratha	Microeconomic Theory, Psychology and Economics	Boston University
Natalia Emanuel	Labor Economis, Public Finance	Federal Bank Reserve of New York
Emma Harrington	Labor Economics, Public Economics, Behavioral Economics	University of Iowa
Celena Huo	Labor Economics	Upwork
Peter Maxted	Finance, Macroeconomics, Behavioral Economics	University of California Berkeley-Haas
Giselle Montamat	International Finance, Macroeconomics	Uber
Sarah Ridout	Decision Theory,  Behavioral Economics	Vanderbilt University
Nicola Rosaia	Industrial Organization, Economic Theory	Columbia University Graduate School of Business
Andreas Schaab	Macroeconomics, Finance	Toulouse School of Economics
Gregor Schubert	Urban Economics, Corporate Finance	University of California, Los Angeles - Anderson
Karen Shen	Public Economics, Health Economics	John Hopkins, Bloomberg School of Public Health
Anna Stansbury	Labor Economics, Macroeconomics	MIT Sloan School of Management
Patricia Sun	Development Economics	Uber
Brian Wheaton	Political Economy, Cultural Economics	University of California, Los Angeles - Anderson
Yang You	Financial Economics, Development Economics	Hong Kong University
Allen Zhang	Industrial Organization, Finance	Uber
Kirsten Clinton	Labor Economics	Anaylsis Group
Rishab Guha	Financial Economics	Amazon
Josh Hurwitz	Public Economics	American Road & Transportation Builders Association
Andrew Lilly	International Finance	Facebook
Samuel Lite	Financial Economics	Uber

Graduate Student Placement 2020

Lisa Abraham	Labor Economics, Public Finance	Rand
Edoardo Acabbi	Financial Economics, Macroeconomics	Charles III University of Madrid
Omar Barbiero	Macroeconomics	Boston Federal Reserve
Alex Bell	Labor Economics, Social Economics	California Policy Lab at UCLA Post Doc
Sophie Calder-Wang	Industrial Organization	University of Pennsylvania, Wharton
Moya Chin	Development Economics	IMF
Chris Clayton	Macroeconomics	Yale SOM
Paulo Costa	Financial Economics	Vanguard
Xiang Ding	International Trade	Georgetown School of Foreign Services
Jetlir Duraj	Theory	University of Pittsburgh Post Doc
Nir Hak	Industrial Organization	Uber
Taehoon Kim	Macroeconomics	IMF
Alejandro Lagomarsino	Labor Economics, Political Economy	Uber
David Martin	Labor Economics	Harvard University Lecturer
Sanjay Misra	Public Finance	Joint Committee on Taxation
Andrea Passalacqua	Financial Economics	Federal Reserve Board
Tzachi Raz	Economic History, Political Economy	Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Jon Roth	Econometrics	Brown University
Elisa Rubbo	Macroeconomics	University of Chicago, Booth
Priya Shanmugam	Health Economics	Mathematica
Rob Siliciano	Public Economics	Boston College, Center for Retirement Research
Michael Thaler	Experimental Economics	Princeton Economics Post Doc

Graduate Student Placement 2019

Christopher Anderson	Financial Economics	Federal Reserve Board
Valentin Bolotnyy	Applied Microeconomics	Hoover Institution
Vitaly Bord	Public Economics, Labor Economics	Federal Reserve Board
William Bruno	Labor Economics	Postdoc - University of Pennsylvania, Department of Computer and Information Science
Sarita Bunsupha	Macroeconomics	McKinsey
Ruiqing Cao	Financial Economics	NBER post doc
Ashley Craig	Applied Microeconomics	University of Michigan
Oren Danieli	Labor Economics	Tel-Aviv University
Ellora Derenoncourt	Labor Economics, Economic History	University of California - Berkeley
Ashvin Gandhi	Industrial Organization, Health Economics	UCLA - Anderson School of Management
Siddharth George	Development Economics	Dartmouth University
Kevin He	Microeconomic Theory	University of Pennsylvania
Yizhou Jin	Industrial Organization	University of California - Berkeley post-doc
Yosub Jung	Financial Economics	Analysis Group
Weiling Liu	Financial Economics	Northeastern University
Matteo Paradisi	Public Economics, Labor Economics	EIEF Rome
Michael Reher	Financial Economics	University of California, San Diego- Rady School of Management
Silvia Robles	Labor Economics	Mathematica
Janelle Schlossberger	Theory	MIT post-doc
Eduard Talamas	Theory	IESE Business School
Linh Tô	Public Economics, Labor Economics	Boston University
Argyris Tsiaras	Financial Economics	Cambridge Judge Business School post-doc
Shoshana Vasserman	Industrial Organization	Stanford Graduate School of Business
Chenzi Xu	Financial Economics	Stanford University - Graduate School of Business
He Yang	Financial Economics	Amazon
Jessica Liu	Public Economics	Cornerstone Research
Natasha Sarin	Financial Economics	University of Pennsylvania Law School

Graduate Student Placement 2018

Laura Blattner	Financial Economics, Corporate Finance	Stanford Graduate Business School
Kirill Borusyak	International Economics, Applied Microeconomics	University College London (Princeton post doc 2018-19)
Brian Chen	Financial Economics	Goldman Sachs - Macro Research
David Choi	Macroeconomics, Monetary Economics	Goldman Sachs
John Coglianese	Macroeconomics, Labor Economics, Public Economics	Federal Reserve Board of Governors
Alonso de Gortari	International Trade	Dartmouth (IES post doc 2018-2019)
Anastassia Fedyk	Financial Economics, Behavioral Economics	UC Berkeley-Haas
Josh Feng	Industrial Organization	NBER post-doc
Andrew Garin	Labor Economics, Public Finance	University of Illinois-Urbana Champagne (NBER post doc 2018-2019)
Nathaniel Hipsman	Macroeconomics, Public Finance	Cornerstone
Eben Lazarus	Macroeconomics, Financial Economics	MIT Sloan
Seunghyup Lee	Corporate Finance, Pricing Theory, Macroeconomics	Cornerstone
Daniel Lewis	Econometrics, Macroeconomics	Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Jonathan Libgober	Microeconomic Theory	University of Southern California (Columbia post-doc 2018-2019)
Patrick  Luo	Entrepreneurship, Behavioral Finance, Asset Pricing	Farallon Capital
Yueran Ma	Financial Economics	University of Chicago-Booth
Luca Maini	Industrial Organization, Health Economics	University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
Elizabeth Mishkin	Labor Economics	Uber
Eduardo Montero	Development Economics, Political Economy, Economic History	University of Michigan - Ford
Xiaosheng Mu	Theory	Columbia Econ (Yale Cowles post-doc 2018-2019)
Heather Sarsons	Labor Economics, Behavioral Economics	University of Chicago - Booth (Univ of Toronto post-doc 2018-2019)
Jann Spiess	Econometrics	Stanford graduate Business School (MSR post-doc 2018-2019)
Edoardo Teso	Development Economics, Political Economy, Economic History	Northwestern Kellogg MEDS
Neil Thakral	Labor Economics, Behavioral Economics	Brown
Peter Tu	Public Finance, Health Economics	Facebook
Wentao Xiong	Applied Microeconomics	Goldman Sachs - London
Egor Abramov	Political Economy	Cornerstone Research
Yuxiao Huang	International Economics	Analysis Group
Michael Kincaid	Labor Economics, Public Economics	Bain & Company
Elizabeth Santorella	Econometrics	QuantCo.
Alexander Segura	Financial Economics	Boston Consulting Group
Carmen Wang	Behavioral Economics, Market Design	Uber

Graduate Student Placement 2017

Mitra Akhtari	Labor Economics, Political Economics	Air BnB
Thummim Cho	Macroeconomics, Asset Pricing	London School of Economics, Department of Finance
Aubrey Clark	Theory	University of Cambridge
William Diamond	Finance	University of Pennsylvania, Wharton Finance Department
Wei Huang	Labor Economics, Public Economics	National University of Singapore
Xavier Jaravel	Public Finance	London School of Economics
Marc Kaufmann	Behavioral Economics	Central European University
Jessica Laird	Labor Economics	Mathematica
Danial Lashkari	International Trade	Boston College, Department of Economics
Jing Li	Industrial Organization, Environmental Economics	MIT- Sloan School of Management, Applied Economics
Sara Lowes	Political Economy, Economic History	Bocconi University
Diana Moreira	Labor Economics	University of California, Davis, Department of Economics
Jisung Park	Labor Economics, Environmental Economics	UCLA, School of Public Policy and Public Health
Pascal Noel	Finance	University Chicago, Booth School of Business
Gleb Romanyuk	Microeconomic Theory	Amazon
Stas Sokolinski	Finance	Rutgers University, Rutgers Business School
Karen Stockley	Public Finance	Congressional Budget Office
Mingzhu Tai	Finance	University of Hong Kong
Laura Trucco	Development Economics, Political Economy	Amazon
Jack Willis	Development Economics	Columbia University, Department of Economics
Elaine Chung	International Trade, Industrial Organization	Spotify
Gordon Liao	Finance	Cambridge Square Capital
Stephanie Lo	Macroeconomics	Boston Consulting Group
Vijay Narasiman	Finance	Lyft
Kevin Pan	Finance	Goldman Sachs
Daniel Pollmann	Industrial Organization, Econometrics	QuantCo.
Aurelie Ouss	Labor Economics	University of Pennsylvania, Department of Criminology
Alexandra Roulet	Labor Economics	INSEAD
Ryan Sakoda	Labor Economics	Committee for Public Counsel Services, Boston
Jing Xia	Health Economics, Industrial Organization	Cornerstone

Graduate Student Placement 2016

Samuel Asher	Development Economics, Political Economy	World Bank, Research Unit
Lorenzo Casaburi	Development Economics	University of Zurich, Department of Economics
Elizabeth Cook-Stuntz	Economic History, Labor Economics	Amazon
James Feigenbaum	Economic History, Labor Economics	Boston University
Peter Ganong	Labor Economics, Public Economics	University of Chicago, Harris School of Public Policy
Ryota Iijima	Microeconomic theory, Game Theory, Decision Theory, Networks	Yale, Department of Economics
Simon Jaeger	Labor Economics, Public Economics	MIT, Department of Economics
Sangram Kadam	Microeconomic Theory, Market Design	Cornerstone Research
Rohan Kekre	Macroeconomics	University of Chicago, Booth School of Business
Divya Kirti	Corporate Finance, Contract Theory, Financial Intermediation	International Monetary Fund
Annie Liang	Theory	University of Pennsylvania, Department of Economics
Guilherme Lichand	Development Economics, Behavioral Economics, Political Economy	University of Zurich, Department of Economics
Benjamin Lockwood	Public Economics	University of Pennsylvania, Wharton BEPP
Filippo Mezzanotti	Corporate Finance and Entrepreneurship	Northwestern University, Kellogg School of Management
Vladimir Mukharlyamov	Corporate Finance, Venture Capital, Innovation, Bankruptcy, Real Estate, Behavioral Finance	Georgetown University
Mikkel Plagborg-Møller	Econometrics	Princeton, Department of Economics
Guillaume Pouliot	Econometrics and Statistics, Applied Econometrics	University of Chicago, Harris School of Public Policy
Thomas Powers	Asset Pricing, International Finance, Macroeconomics, Corporate Finance	Dodge & Cox
Francisco Queiro	Applied Microeconomics; Productivity, Innovation and Entrepreneurship	Nova School of Business and Economics
Jonathan Rhinesmith	Finance, Asset Pricing	Jane Street
Bryce Steinberg Millet	Development Economics, Labor Economics	Brown University
Daniel Sullivan	Public Economics, Environmental Economics, Real Estate	Resources for the Future
Kentaro Tomoeda	Game Theory, Microeconomic Theory	University of Technology-Sydney
Gal Wettstein	Public Finance, Labor Economics	Office of Tax Analysis-Treasury Department
Yao Zeng	Financial Intermediation and Markets, Corporate Finance	University of Washington, Foster School of Business
John Zhou	Financial Economics, Macroeconomics	Key Square Group
Tilman Dette	Industrial Organization, Health Economics, Quantitative Economics	QuantCo
Yang Du	International Trade, Macroeconomics	McKinsey & Company
Michael Egesdal	Industrial Organization	Air BnB
Zhaoning Wang	Development Economics, Corporate Finance, Contract Theory	Analysis Group
Lilei Xu	Financial Economics	Air BnB

Graduate Student Placement 2015

David Baqaae	Macroeconomics, Applied Theory	London School of Economics
Gregory Bruich	Public Economics	Harvard University-Lecturer/Advisor
Itzik Fadlon	Public Finance, Health Economics, Labor Economics	UC San Diego, Department of Economics
Paul Goldsmith-Pinkham	Consumer Finance, Corporate Finance, Econometrics	New York Federal Reserve
Rezwan Haque	Health Economics, Health Care Strategy and Operations	Cornerstone Research
Benjamin Hebert	Financial Economics, Macroeconomics	Stanford University, Graduate School of Business
Daisuke Hirata	Economic Theory, Organizational Economics, Market Design	Hitotubashi University
Sabrina Howell	Entrepreneurship, Innovation Finance, Energy	New York University, Stern School of Business
Sonia Jaffe	Applied Theory, Public Finance	Becker Friedman Institute
Akos Lada	Political Economy, Development Economics	Facebook
James Lee	Productivity, Urban Economics, Economic History	Cornerstone Research
James Mahon	Public Economics	Deloitte Consulting
Martin Rotemberg	Development Economics, International Trade	New York University, Stern School of Business
László Sándor	Public Finance, Labor Economics	Luxembourg School of Finance
Frank Schilbach	Development Economics, Behavioral Economics	MIT, Department of Economics
Benjamin Schoefer	Labor Economics, Macroeconomics	UC Berkeley, Department of Economics
Jesse Schreger	International Finance, Macroeconomics, Finance	Harvard Business School
Mark Shepard	Health Economics, Industrial Organization	Harvard Kennedy School
Ran Shorrer	Economic Theory, Market Design	Pennsylvania State University
Thomas Wollmann	Industrial Organization, Applied Microeconomics	University of Chicago, Booth School of Business
David Yang	Finance, Macroeconomics	University of California Irvine, Paul Mirage School of Business
Fanyin Zheng	Industrial Organization, Applied Econometrics, Econometric Theory	Columbia Business School
Tom Zimmerann	Applied Macroeconomics, Behavioral Finance, Machine Learning	Federal Reserve Board of Governors
Oren Ziv	International Trade, Urban and Real Estate Economics	Michigan State University
Zhenyu Lai	Industrial Organization, Applied Microeconomics	Wayfair
David Smalling	Financial Economics	Ellington Management Group

Graduate Student Placement 2014

Thomas Barrios	Economics	TrueCar
Daniel Bjorkegren	Economics	Brown University, Department of Economics
Julia Cage	Economics	Sciences Po
Eduardo Davila	Economics	New York University, Stern School of Business
Adam Guren	Economics	Boston University, Department of Economics
Yuhta Ishii	Economics	Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México
Tao Jin	Economics	Tsinghua University
Charles Nathanson	Economics	Northwestern University, Kellogg School of Management
Ricardo Perez-Truglia	Economics	University of California Los Angeles, Department of Economics
Matthew Resseger	Economics	Boston Redevelopment Authority
Anitha Sivasankaran	Economics	Mathematica
Jenny Tang	Economics	Boston Federal Reserve Bank
Danny Yagan	Economics	UC Berkeley, Department of Economics
Catherine Barrera	Business Economics	Cornell University, Johnson School of Management
Thomas Covert	Business Economics	University of Chicago, Booth School of Business
Raluca Dragusanu	Business Economics	Federal Reserve Board
Samuel Kruger	Business Economics	University of Texas-Austin, McCombs School of Business
Heather Schofield	Business Economics	University of Pennsylvania, Perelman School of Medicine
Dmitry Taubinsky	Business Economics	Harvard Business School
Eric Zwick	Business Economics	University of Chicago, Booth School of Business
Joana Naritomi	PEG	London School of Economics, International Development
Arash Nekoei	PEG	Stockholm University, Institute for International Economic Studies
Johann Blauth	Economics	Harvard Medical School, Massachusetts General Hospital
Emily Glassberg Sands	Economics	Coursera
Thomas Gole	Economics	Boston Consulting Group
Tristan Reed	Economics	McKinsey & Company
Charles-Henri Weymuller	Economics	Treasury Department, France
Fan Zhang	Economics	PrepScholar Online Education

Graduate Student Placement 2013

Nikhil Agarwal	Economics	MIT, Department of Economics
Marcella Alsan	Economics	Stanford University, School of Medicine
Steve Cicala	Economics	University of Chicago, Harris School of Public Policy Studies
Adam Clark-Joseph	Economics	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Department of Finance
Rebecca Diamond	Economics	Stanford University, Graduate School of Business
Wenxin Du	Economics	Federal Reserve Board
Eunice Sookyung Han	Economics	University of Utah
Nathanial Hilger	Economics	Brown University, Department of Economics
Jisoo Hwang	Economics	Bank of Korea
Michal Kolesar	Economics	Princeton University, Department of Economics
Timothy McQuade	Economics	Stanford University, Graduate School of Business
Johanna Mollerstrom	Economics	George Mason University
José Luis Olea Montiel	Economics	New York University, Department of Economics
Benjamin Ranish	Economics	Federal Reserve Board
Anil Somani	Economics	Deloitte Consulting
Vania Stavrakeva	Economics	London Business School
Troiano Ugo	Economics	University of Michigan, Department of Economics
Crystal Yang	Economics	Harvard Law School
Stephanie Hurder	Business Economics	University of Michigan, Department of Economics
Benjamin Iverson	Business Economics	Northwestern University, Kellogg Schoool of Management
Julian Kolev	Business Economics	Southern Methodist University, Cox School of Business
Scott Kominers	Business Economics	Society of Fellows, Harvard University
Hoan Soo Lee	Business Economics	Tsinghua University, School of Economics and Management
Anna Milanez	Business Economics	Deloitte Consulting
Paul Novosad	PEG	Dartmouth, Department of Economics

Graduate Student Placement 2012

Ruchir Agarwal	Economics	International Monetary Fund
Arturo Aguilar	Economics	Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México
Eduardo Azevedo	Economics	University of Pennsylvania, Wharton Business and Public Policy Department
Catherine Baldiga	Economics	Ohio State University
Ian Dew-Becker	Economics	Northwestern University, Kellogg School of Management
Melissa Eccleston	Economics	World Bank
Michal Fabinger	Economics	Pennsylvania State University
Joshua Gottlieb	Economics	University of British Columbia
David Hemous	Economics	INSEAD
Yuichiro Kamada	Economics	UC-Berkeley, Haas School of Business
Neel Rao	Economics	The State University of New York
Dana Rotz	Economics	Mathematica
Dorothee Rouzet	Economics	OECD
Andrea Stella	Economics	Federal Reserve Board
Stan Veuger	Economics	American Enterprise Institute
Shai Bernstein	Business Economics	Stanford University, Graduate School of Business
Jacob Leshno	Business Economics	Columbia University, Graduate School of Business
Hongyi Li	Business Economics	University of New South Wales
Carolin Pflueger	Business Economics	University of British Columbia, Sauder School of Business
Michael Sinkinson	Business Economics	University of Pennsylvania, Wharton Business and Public Policy Department
Supreet Kaur	PEG	Columbia University, Department of Economics
Elizabeth Greenwood	Economics	Boston Consulting Group
Lauren Merrill	Economics	Boston Consulting Group
Holger Spamann	Economics	Harvard Law School
Kjell Carlsson	Business Economics	Wilson Perumal & Company
Tim Ganser	PEG	McKinsey & Company

Graduate Student Placement 2011

Jeffrey Clemens	Economics	University of San Diego, Department of Economics
Deepa Dhume	Economics	Federal Reserve Board, International Division
Keith Ericson, Marzilli M.	Economics	Boston University, School of Management
Andreas Fuster	Economics	Federal Reserve Bank, Research Department
Stefano Giglio	Economics	University of Chicago, Booth School of Business
Naomi Hausman	Economics	Hebrew University, Department of Economics
Shih En Lu	Economics	Simon Fraser University, Department of Economics
Eduardo Morales	Economics	Columbia University, Department of Economics
Chris Nosko	Economics	University of Chicago, Booth School of Business
Morten Olsen	Economics	Instituto de Estudios Superiores de la Empresa (IESE)
Dina Pomeranz	Economics	Harvard Business School, Entrepreneurial Management Unit
Thomas Sampson	Economics	London School of Economics
Daniel Shoag	Economics	Harvard University, Kennedy School of Government
Kelly Shue	Economics	University of Chicago, Booth School of Business
Richard Towsend	Economics	Dartmouth College, Tuck School of Business
Jose Ursua	Economics	Goldman Sachs
Tom Vogl	Economics	Princeton University, Department of Economics
Yuichi Yamamoto	Economics	University of Pennsylvania, Department of Economics
Michael Dickstein	Business Economics	Stanford University, Department of Economics
Samuel Hanson	Business Economics	Harvard Business School, Finance Unit
Judd Kessler	Business Economics	University of Pennsylvania, Wharton Business & Public Policy Department
Amanda Starc	Business Economics	University of Pennsylvania, Wharton Health Care Management Group
Aditya Sunderam	Business Economics	Harvard Business School, Finance Unit
Eliana Carranza	PEG	RAND Corporation
Martin Kanz	PEG	World Bank
Rodrigo Wagner	PEG	Tufts University, Department of Economics
Jonathan Beuchamp	Economics	McKinsey & Company
Jinzhu Chen	Economics	Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Institute of Economics
Scott Kominers	Business Economics	Milton Friedman Institute for Research in Economics at the University of Chicago

Graduate Student Placement 2010

Elias Albagli	Economics	University of Southern California,  Marshall School of Business
Leonardo Bursztyn	Economics	University of California-Los Angeles, Anderson School of Management
Davide Cantoni	Economics	Universitat Pompeu Fabra (Barcelona, Spain)
Alberto Cavallo	Economics	MIT, Sloan School of Management
Justin Ho	Economics	Dean & Company
Bert    Huang	Economics	Columbia University Law School
Loukas  Karabarbounis	Economics	University of Chicago, Booth School of Business
Alexander Kaufman	Economics	Federal Reserve Board
Stephen    Miran	Economics	PSQR Capital Management
Omar Robles	Economics	Bureau of Labor Statistics
Lori    Santikian	Economics	University of Southern California, Marshall School of Business
Josh Schwartzstein	Economics	Dartmouth College, Department of Economics
Gloria Sheu	Economics	US Department of Justice, Antitrust Division
Heidi Williams	Economics	MIT, Department of Economics
Noam Yuchtman	Economics	University of California-Berkeley, Haas School of Business
John Beshears	Business Economics	Stanford University, Graduate School of Business
Sergey Chernenko	Business Economics	Ohio State University, Fisher College of Business
Lucas Coffman	Business Economics	Ohio State University, Department of Economics
Itay    Fainmesser	Business Economics	Brown University, Department of Economics
Winnie Fung	Business Economics	Wheaton College, Department of Business and Economics
Laura Serben	Business Economics	Securities and Exchange Commission
Soonjin Yim	Business Economics	Emory University, Goizueta Business School
Ryan Bubb	PEG	New York University School of Law
Dan    Fetter	PEG	Wellesley College, Department of Economics

Graduate Student Placement 2009

Robert Akerlof	Economics	MIT, Sloan School of Management
Thomas Baranga	Economics	University of California San Diego, International Relations and Pacific Studies Department
Dmitri Byzalov	Economics	Temple University, Fox Business School
Daniel Carvalho	Economics	University of Southern California Marshall School of Business
John Friedman	Economics	Harvard University, Kennedy School
Tarek Hassan	Economics	University of Chicago, Booth School of Business
Oleg Itskhoki	Economics	Princeton University, Department of Economics
Keyu Jin	Economics	London School of Economics
Karthik Kalyanaraman	Economics	University College London
Mihai Manea	Economics	MIT, Economics Department
Thomas Mertens	Economics	New York University, Stern School of Management
Anthony Niblett	Economics	University of Chicago Law School
Paul Niehaus	Economics	University of California San Diego, Economics Department
Giacomo Ponzetto	Economics	CREI
Konstantin Styrin	Economics	New Economic School
Daniel Wood	Economics	Clemson University, Department of Economics
Eric Budish	Business Economics	University of Chicago, Booth School of Business
Jennifer Dlugosz	Business Economics	Federal Reserve Board
Ioannis Ioannou	Business Economics	London Business School
Stephen Leider	Business Economics	University of Michigan Business School
Sandip Sukhtankar	PEG	Dartmouth College, Economics Department
Esra Eren Bayindir	Economics	TOBB-ETU, Economics Department
Georgy Egorov	Economics	Northwestern University, Kellogg School of Management
Erkko Etula	Economics	New York Federal Reserve Board
Kirk Moore	Economics	McKinsey & Co.
David Seif	Economics	Paulson & Co.
Yue Tan David Tang	Economics	China National Petroleum Corporation
John Beshears	Business Economics	Harvard Business School
Michael Faye	Business Economics	McKinsey & Co.

Graduate Student Placement 2008

Antonia Alanassova	Economics	OC&C Strategy Consultants
Afua Branoah Banful	Economics	International Food Policy Research Institute
Leon Berkelsman	Economics	Federal Board of Governors
Elias Bruegmann	Economics	Cornerstone Research
Hanley Chiang	Economics	Mathematica Policy Research, Inc
Quoc-Ahn Do	Economics	Singapore Management University
Eyal Dvir	Economics	Boston College, Economics Department
Alexander Gelber	Economics	University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School of Business
Kai Guo	Economics	International Monetary Fund
Ruben Enikolopov	Economics	New Economic School
Li Han	Economics	Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Lisa Kahn	Economics	Yale School of Government
Noam Kirson	Economics	Analysis Group
Fuhito Kojima	Economics	Stanford University, Economics Department
Ian Martin	Economics	Stanford University, Graduate School of Business
Brent Neiman	Economics	University of Chicago, Graduate School of Business
Ioana Petrescu	Economics	American Enterprise Institute
Karine Serfaty-de Medeiros	Economics	OC&C Strategy Consultants
Kartini Shastry	Economics	University of Virginia, Economics Department
Garrett Summers	Economics	Department of Defense, Program Analysis and Evaluation
Daniel Tortorice	Economics	Brandeis University, Economics Department
Jeremy Tobacman	Economics	University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School of Business
Matthew Weinzierl	Economics	Harvard Business School, Business, Government, and the International Economy Group
Jakub Jurek	Business Economics	Princeton, Economics Department
Anna Kovner	Business Economics	New York Fed
Robin Lee	Business Economics	New York University, Stern School of Business
Maria Petrova	PEG	New Economic School
Philipp Schnabl	PEG	New York University, Stern School of Business
Kate Sims	PEG	Amherst College, Economics Department
Qiu Tian Tian	Economics	Goldman Sachs, Foreign Exchange Strategies
Daniel Ahn	Economics	Lehman Brothers

Graduate Student Placement 2007

Andreea Balan Cohen	Economics	Tufts University, Economics
Albert Bravo-Biosca	Economics	NESTA
Filipe Campante	Economics	Harvard Kennedy School
Davin Chor	Economics	Singapore Management University
David Clingingsmith	Economics	Case Western University, Economics
Benjamin Edelman	Economics	Harvard Business School, NOM
Alfred Galichon	Economics	Ecole Polytechnique
Mario Gamboa-Cavazos	Economics	State Street Associates
Jason Hwang	Economics	Cornerstone Research
C. Kirabo Jackson	Economics	Cornell University, School of Industrial and Labor Relations
Ilyana Kuziemko	Economics	Princeton, Department of Economics
Kalina Manova	Economics	Stanford, Department of Economics
Janina Matuszeski	Economics	World Bank
Anna Mikusheva	Economics	MIT, Department of Economics
Karthik Muralidharan	Economics	University of California, San Diego
Emi Nakamura	Economics	Columbia Graduate Business School, Department of Economics
Emily Oster	Economics	University of Chicago, Department of Economics
Frank Schneider	Economics	Cornerstone Research
Allie Schwartz	Economics	Cornerstone Research
Jesse Shapiro	Economics	University of Chicago, Booth School of Business
Jon Steinsson	Economics	Columbia, Department of Economics
Satoru Takahashi	Economics	Princeton, Department Economics
Gergely Ujhelyi	Economics	University of Houston, Department of Economics
Gregor Matvos	Business Economics	University of Chicago, Booth School of Business
Rachel Parkin	Business Economics	CRA International
Harini Parthassarathy	Business Economics	World Bank
Parag Pathak	Business Economics	MIT, Department of Economics
Halla Yang	Business Economics	Goldman Sachs Asset Management
Erin Strumpf	Business Economics	McGill University, Economics, Epidemiology, & Biostatistics
Michael Katz	Economics	AQR Capital Management

Graduate Student Placement 2006

Elsa Artadi	Economics	IGIER-Bocconi University, Economics
Daniel Benjamin	Economics	Dartmouth, Department of Economics
Assaf Ben-Shoham	Economics	Brookdale
Leah Platt Boustan	Economics	University of California, Los Angeles
Paula Bustos	Economics	CREI - Pompeu Fabra
Pablo Casas-Arce	Economics	Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona
Joyce Chen	Economics	Ohio State University, Agriculture, Environment, and Development Dept.
Carola Frydman	Economics	MIT, Sloan School of Management
Andrei Goureev	Economics	Legal Economics
Richard Holden	Economics	MIT, Sloan School of Management
Emir Kamenica	Economics	University of Chicago, Booth School of Business
C. Cynthia Lin	Economics	University of California Davis, Department of Economics
Stephen Lin	Economics	US Treasury, Office of International Affairs
Yves Nosbusch	Economics	London School of Economics, Finance
Yi Qian	Economics	Northwestern University, Kellogg School of Management
Seamus Smyth	Economics	Goldman Sachs
Peter Spiegler	Economics	University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Department of Economics
Francesco Trebbi	Economics	University of Chicago, Booth School of Business
Stanley Watt	Economics	International Monetary Fund
Stephen Weinberg	Economics	Duke University
James Costantini	Business Economics	INSEAD, Strategy Group
Pavel Savor	Business Economics	University of Pennsylvania, Wharton
Ryan Taliaferro	Business Economics	Harvard Business School
Catherine Thomas	Business Economics	Columbia GSB, Economics and Finance
Yuhai Xuan	Business Economics	Harvard Business School
Rebecca Thornton	PEG	University of Michigan, Department of Economics
Randall Akee	PEG	The Institute for the Study of Labor
Eliza Hammel		McKinsey & Co
Charles Cohen		US Department of the Treasury

Graduate Student Placement 2005

Joseph Aldy	Economics	Resources for the Future
Nava Ashraf	Economics	Harvard Business School
David Blackburn	Economics	NERA Intellectual Property Practice
James Choi	Economics	Yale School of Management
Marianna Colacelli	Economics	Barnard College, Columbia University
David Evans	Economics	RAND
Bryan Graham	Economics	University of California, Berkeley
Jens Hilscher	Economics	Brandeis University, IBS
Daniel Hojman	Economics	Harvard Kennedy School
Joy Ishii	Economics	Stanford, Graduate School of Business
Miklos Koren	Economics	New York Fed, International Research Group
Benjamin Olken	Economics	MIT, Department of Economics
Ilia Rainer	Economics	George Mason University
Raven Saks	Economics	Federal Reserve Board
Monica Singhal	Economics	Harvard Kennedy School
Gustavo Suarez	Economics	Federal Reserve Board of Governors
Man-Keung Tang	Economics	International Monetary Fund
Abigail Waggoner	Economics	Notre Dame, Department of Economics
Bryce Ward	Economics	Harvard, Institutional Research
Eric Werker	Economics	Harvard Business School
Daniel Elfenbein	Business Economics	Washington University, Olin School of Business
Kate Ho	Business Economics	Columbia, Department of Economics
Kristin Knox	Business Economics	Harvard, Institutional Research
Michael Ostrovsky	Business Economics	Stanford Graduate School of Business, Economics
Alexander Wagner	PEG	Analysis Group
Khuong Vu	PEG	National University of Singapore

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Dissertation Committee: Jake Thomas (Chair), Frank Zhang, Thomas Steffen, Raphael Duguay Research Interests: Retail investors, social media, disclosure processing costs, information content of earnings Job Market Paper Title: "Fake Social Media Accounts and Capital Market Misinformation” Brett's Website Contact: [email protected]

Seung Yoon Lee

Dissertation Committee: K. Sudhir (Chair), Kosuke Uetake, Vineet Kumar, Jiwoong Shin Research Interests: Virtual Economy and Commerce, Gaming, Personalization, Targeting, Gamification Systems Job Market Paper Title: "A Structural Model of Consumer Utility Generation for Personalization in Gaming Environments” Seung Yoon's Website Contact: [email protected]

Dissertation Committee: K. Sudhir (Chair), Soheil Ghili, Katja Seim, Jiwoong Shin, Kosuke Uetake Research Interests: Platform Analytics, Customer Relationship Management, Structural Modeling Job Market Paper Title: "Honest Ratings Aren’t Enough: How Rater Mix Variation Impacts Suppliers and Hurts Platforms” Fei's Website Contact: [email protected]

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Dissertation Committee: Jiwoong Shin (Chair), Aniko Öry, K. Sudhir, Soheil Ghili Research Interests: Communication, Advertising, Recommender Systems and AI, Merger and Acquisition Job Market Paper Title: "Optimal Design of Recommended Choice Sets” Chi-Ying's Website Contact: [email protected]

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The Department of Economics Welcomes New Faculty for Fall 2024

The Department of Economics is excited to welcome five new professors to its faculty this fall, and one new Postdoctoral Associate who will later join as a faculty member.

These esteemed scholars bring a wealth of expertise and diverse perspectives that will create exciting new research opportunities within the Department, enrich our teaching curriculum, and contribute to the vibrant Yale economics community. We are thrilled to have them join our faculty!

The new faculty members are Professor Timothy Christensen , an econometrician, Assistant Professor Mayara Felix , a trade and development economist, Assistant Professor Joel Flynn , a macroeconomist and economic theorist, Associate Professor Elliot Lipnowski , an economic theorist, and Associate Professor Pascual Restrepo , a macroeconomist and labor economist. We also welcome Cody Cook , a labor and public economist, who will serve as a Cowles Foundation Postdoctoral Associate this year and then join the faculty as an Assistant Professor in the 2025-26 academic year. You can read more about their backgrounds and research below.

Looking forward, Bentley MacLeod , a labor economist, will join as a Visiting Professor and Senior Research Scientist, starting in Spring 2025. Finally, starting in the 2025-26 academic year, we are also excited to welcome Janet Currie , a renowned public economist, to our faculty.

Timothy Christensen

Timothy Christensen joins the Department as a Professor of Economics. Before joining Yale, he was a Professor of Economics at University College London. He received a PhD in Economics from Yale in 2014. His research interests lie broadly across theoretical and applied econometrics, financial econometrics, and statistics/data science. His most recent research is at the intersection of econometrics and machine learning, where he works on the integration of unstructured data into quantitative economic modeling. He has been awarded grants by the National Science Foundation and the European Research Council.

Mayara Felix

Mayara Felix joins the Department as an Assistant Professor, after completing the 2023-2024 year as a Cowles Foundation Postdoctoral Associate. Her research is in the fields of development and international trade. She studies policies intended to improve market efficiency, such as import tariff reductions, free trade agreements, and outsourcing. A special focus of her research is firms’ responses to these policies and their implications to competition, either in labor or product markets. She thus often borrows methods and insights from the fields of labor, public, and industrial organization. Mayara received a PhD in Economics from MIT in June 2021.

Joel Flynn joins the Department as an Assistant Professor, after completing the 2023-24 year as a Cowles Foundation Postdoctoral Associate. His research is in macroeconomics and economic theory with an emphasis on business cycles and mechanism design. He has recently studied how economic uncertainty affects the transmission of monetary policy and how viral economic narratives cause macroeconomic boom-bust cycles. His mechanism design research has focused on the optimal design of two-sided matching markets and optimal contracting when contracts are incomplete. Joel graduated from MIT with a PhD in Economics in June 2023.

Elliot Lipnowski

Elliot Lipnowski joins the Department as an Associate Professor, studying microeconomic theory. His interests include information design, mechanism design, dynamic games, organizational economics, and strategic uncertainty. He completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Waterloo and his PhD at the Stern School of Business at New York University. Before joining Yale, he was a faculty member at the University of Chicago and at Columbia University. He currently serves as an associate editor at Theoretical Economics and at Econometrica .

Pascual Restrepo

Pascual Restrepo joins the Department as an Associate Professor. Prior to Yale, Restrepo was a Professor at Boston University. He completed a PhD in Economics at MIT and a Postdoc at the Cowles Foundation at Yale. His research explores the implications of technological change for inequality and productivity. His most recent work studies the development and adoption of new automation technologies and how they have affected the economy, firms, and labor markets.

Cody Cook joins the Department as a Cowles Postdoctoral Associate before joining as an Assistant Professor in July 2025. He is an economist who works at the intersection of public, urban, and labor economics, often focusing on the design and evaluation of policies affecting inequality in cities. His research combines large-scale datasets with tools adapted from industrial organization. Some of his recent work has studied the tradeoffs of building affordable housing in different types of neighborhoods, the distributional effects of congestion pricing, and how preferences for neighborhood amenities vary by household income. He holds a PhD from Stanford GSB.

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What's going on at Yale?

Economist 36da

Yale had had a reputation for training their PhD students well and for having a high median placement with one or two stars every year. Their placement has not been good the past couple of years. Any insider on what's going on?

Economist 86cf

(1) they’re good at like econometric theory. It’s going out of style

(2) Yale students see salaries at Amazon etc and don’t want an academic job

(3) yale has a policy focus and places like Rand, Mathematica etc are having financial problems similar to universities

(4) tech will hire Berkeley Stanford etc over Yale for geographic and historical reasons

(5) Yale is like interdisciplinary liberal arts econ history, etc which is in increasingly low demand

Economist 71f6

Dude last year was the worst market in history. Market is rebounding and Yale has a high number of asian males and asian females. This means below par placements because of DEI

Economist 34c1

Why does Yale admit so many Asians?

Economist 29ff

Their cohort this year had a very poor personality

Economist 41b9

High probably being closeted homosaxuals who did a lot of cocaine. That whole Yale thing.

Economist 9cf2

Yale has been strong, perhaps strongest, with metrics and Asians good at it. But not any more for both.

Economist 441b

(1) they’re good at like econometric theory. It’s going out of style (2) Yale students see salaries at Amazon etc and don’t want an academic job (3) yale has a policy focus and places like Rand, Mathematica etc are having financial problems similar to universities (4) tech will hire Berkeley Stanford etc over Yale for geographic and historical reasons (5) Yale is like interdisciplinary liberal arts econ history, etc which is in increasingly low demand

Yale does not have a policy focus, and there has not been an economic history student on the market from Yale for two years.

Economist e795

The 2021 market was rough all around - hard to infer much. 2022 was weak relative to other schools and relative to Yale's historical average (I'm talking about 2016-2020, not even the distance past). Part of it was the cohort not being too good. But DEI aside, I think that successful candidates these days tend to be working in "hot" areas like cutenomics. Yale doesn't really do that.

Economist a631

Should admit students with better personalities - David Card probably

Economist e89f

Yale's labor people do very complicated structural model which is becoming quickly outdated.

Economist b280

Yale used to be a powerhouse for development. It still has some excellent people but the focus is on being woke. So they may not attract good students in that field

Economist c9d6

Location Locatoin Location. Yale does not have it.

Economist e667

They have made bad hires in applied fields.

Economist 8bf2

This is true.

Economist 2c46

Need to admit more white women, simple as that.

The best women go to Harvard/MIT overwhelmingly. The rest are bottom of the barell, and even they get great jobs.

This is not specific to Yale. If you want better placements, train more women. It is ridiculous how much attention they get.

I'm currently coauthoring with a women same age as me, similar publication record. I get maybe 2 seminar invites a semester. She is sitting on 23 for the year...

Economist c38b

hmm, maybe because they're the smartest?

Economist 84ef

Need to admit more white women, simple as that. The best women go to Harvard/MIT overwhelmingly. The rest are bottom of the barell, and even they get great jobs. This is not specific to Yale. If you want better placements, train more women. It is ridiculous how much attention they get. I'm currently coauthoring with a women same age as me, similar publication record. I get maybe 2 seminar invites a semester. She is sitting on 23 for the year...

Overwhelming male discrimination.

Economist 72b0

and Economics becoming a field of Applied Sociology is almost complete ...

Economist b290

invest more in applied fields

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