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Levi Crews is an Assistant Professor of Economics at UCLA. His research is at the intersection of macroeconomics, spatial economics, and international trade, with a particular focus on how the spatial allocation of economic activity affects macro aggregates and welfare in the long run. Before joining UCLA, he was an IES Postdoctoral Fellow at Princeton […]
Biography: Luke Garlick is wrapping up his Junior year in the Economics department at UCLA and after approval of his application to the Data Science Engineering minor, the Computer Science department. Luke is a dedicated student and executive at the Bruin Capital Management club on campus. He is transitioning well from his upbringing in the small and […]
UCLA Professor Martha Bailey was awarded $3.1 million from the National Institutes of Health for her project, “LIFE-M 2.0: Data Infrastructure for Understanding the Longitudinal and Intergenerational Determinants of Health and Aging.” In process since 2014, the Longitudinal Intergenerational Family Electronic Micro-dataset (LIFE-M) project aims to create data infrastructure to understand the influence of early-life […]
An article in the Washington Post by UCLA Professor Lee Ohanian and James A. Schmitz (University of Minnesota) argues that an amendment to the 1974 National Manufactured Housing Construction and Safety Standards Act would expand the demand for manufactured homes – homes built within a factory and delivered to the buyer’s site – an affordable […]
Patrick Kennedy is an Assistant Professor of Economics at the University of California, Los Angeles, and a Faculty Research Fellow at the National Bureau of Economic Research. His research focuses on understanding the effects of public policies on firms, workers, and places. Patrick has worked at the Federal Reserve Board, the U.S. Treasury Department, and […]
A paper by UCLA Professor Pablo Fajgelbaum studying the effect of tariffs on family welfare was featured in the Wall Street Journal. The paper documents that tariffs are regressive, as they fall more heavily on lower-income families who spend more of their income on cheap imported goods. The issue of the Wall Street Journal can […]
The paper “There is No Excess Volatility Puzzle” by UCLA Professor Andrew Atkeson and coauthors Jonathan Heathcote and Fabrizio Perri at the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis was featured in the June 8th 20024 edition of the Economist. The paper argues that movements in the price of a broad share index between 1929 and 2023 […]
Biography: Jacob’s life is in great part, fueled by the relationship he had with his father. Almost every night when he was growing up, his dad would read to him before he went to bed. While the characters and settings varied slightly, they always told stories of grand adventures, driven by heroes traveling through unknown […]
Biography: Trevor Gadsby is majoring in Business Economics with a minor in Accounting and a concentration in the Benjamin Graham Value Investing Program. He is currently a teaching assistant for undergraduate accounting classes at the UCLA Anderson School of Management. Trevor holds numerous leadership positions in clubs at UCLA including the Alumni Scholars Club where […]
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