Job Candidates & Placements - Department of Economics

2022-2023 Job Market Candidates

Job Market Paper: Financial and nonfinancial profitability across time and frequencies

Research Interests:Political Economy, Macroeconomics, Income Distribution, Business Cycles, Financialization

Teaching Experience: Principles of Microeconomics, Principles of Macroeconomics, International Economics

Job Market Paper:Why Care for the Care Economy: Empirical Evidence from Nepal

Research Interests: Feminist Economics, Development Economics, Labor Economics, Applied Microeconomics, and Macroeconomics

Teaching Experience: Labor Economics, Microeconomics, Feminist Economics, Development Economics, Macroeconomics

References: Günseli Berik | Codrina Rada | Elissa Braunstein

Job Market Paper:A Statistical Equilibrium Analysis of Firm-Specific Markup in the US

Research Interests: Complexity Economics, Market Power, Firm Behavior, History of Economic Thought, Inequality

Teaching Experience: Complexity in Economics, Market Power and Antitrust, American Industrialization/Economic Development, US Economic History

Job Market Paper:Gender Division of Labor in the Making: Unpaid Household Work of Adolescents in Mongolia

Research Interests: Feminist Economics, Health Economics, Labor Economics, Development Economics and Applied Microeconomics

Teaching Experience: Health Economics, Introduction to Health Economics, Economics as a Social Science and Principles of Macroeconomics

Below are links to job postings and other information relevant to the job market.

The American Economic Association: Check here for information on the AEA/ASSA meetings and the placement service offered at the meetings.
Job Openings for Economists: Note that there are several articles with information about the job market listed at the bottom of the page. The Cawley article may be particularly helpful and is updated annually.
The Chronicle of Higher Education
The Economic Research Network: Follow the links from the Social Science Research Network to the Economic Research Network and to "Job Openings."
Holmes and Colander, "The Hiring of and Economist: A Case Study," The American Economist Spring 2007: This is a nice description of how the conference interview/flyout/job offer process works on the "labor demand" end.