I am an assistant professor of economics and the John Stewart Fellow at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. I am an applied microeconomist with a background in theory and labor. My CV is available here. My research agenda focuses on how human resource decisions within firms shape markets, but this is more of a common thread than a rule. I believe an idea is worth pursuing if it feels like magic and truth at the same time.

NEWS: I am teaching a 2.5-week version of my course “Econ 490: Compensation in Organizations” during the Maymester. For more details check out this flyer.

NEWS: You can RSVP for the Triangle Applied Microeconomics Conference (TAMC) here. The program and details are here.