Jonas Jin will be presenting in person. Viewers may also attend via Zoom.

Chris Mills will be presenting in person. Viewers may also attend via Zoom.

Colleen Carey is a visiting Assistant Professor of Economics at Princeton University. Colleen's research focuses on the industrial organization of health care, with special attention to federal regulation of health insurance markets.

Colleen Carey will be presenting in person. Viewers may also attend via Zoom.

Allie Green and Kim Sarnoff will be presenting in person for 30 minutes each. Viewers may also attend via Zoom.

Claire Montialoux is an Assistant Professor at Goldman School of Public Policy, UC Berkeley. Claire's research interests include topics in labor economics, political economy, and economic history. She studies policies aimed at reducing deep-rooted inequalities in the labor market, with a particular focus on minimum wages and racial earnings gaps.

Claire Montialoux will be presenting via Zoom

Luther Yap will be presenting in person. Viewers may also attend via Zoom.

Jacob Bastian is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Rutgers University. Jacob's Research focuses on how public policy can reduce poverty, increase economic opportunity, and affect social attitudes, while also identifying unintended consequences.

Jacob Bastian will be presenting in-person and via Zoom.

Lukas Althoff will be presenting in person. Viewers may also attend via Zoom.

Emma Harrington is a Postdoctoral Research Associate in the Section and will join the University of Iowa in 2022.

Karl Schulze will be presenting in person. Viewers may also attend via Zoom.

Joan Monras is a Visiting Research Scholar, Economics and the International Economics Section.

Jesse Silbert will be presenting in person. Viewers may also attend via Zoom.

David Autor is a Ford Professor of Economics at MIT.

David Autor will be presenting in person. Viewers may also attend via Zoom.

Jessica Min and Peng Wang will be presenting in person for 30 minutes each. Viewers may also attend via Zoom.

Conrad Miller is an Assistant Professor at Berkeley Haas and a Faculty Research Fellow at the National Bureau of Economic Research. Conrad's research areas include labor economics, worker-firm matching, and discrimination. 

Stephanie Hao will be presenting in person. Viewers may also attend via Zoom.

Desmond Ang is an Assistant Professor of Public Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government. Desmond's research areas include, intersection of race, government and media.

Christiane Szerman will be presenting in person. Viewers may also attend via Zoom.

Natalia Emanuel is a Postdoctoral Research Associate in the Section, and will join the NY Federal Reserve Bank in 2022.

Natalia Emanuel will be presenting in-person and via Zoom.

Christine Cai will be presenting in person. Viewers may also attend via Zoom.

Modibo Sidibe is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Duke University. Modibo's research focuses on the impact of mismatch on economic outcomes.

Tianyi Wang is a Postdoctoral Research Associate in the Section and will join the University of Toronto as an assistant professor in economics starting fall 2022.

Jiwon Choi will be presenting in person. Viewers may also attend via Zoom.

Johannes Spinnewijn is a Professor of Economics at The London School of Economics. Johannes research interest include, Public Economics, Social Insurance, Behavioral Economics, and Health Economics.

Rachel Fung will be presenting in person. Viewers may also attend via Zoom.

Carolyn Tsao will be presenting in person. Viewers may also attend via Zoom.

Alvaro Carril will be presenting in person. Viewers may also attend via Zoom.