Andrew Joung
Economist at Tools for Humanity (former)
PhD Economics (University of Michigan)
I'm an applied economist, most recently at Tools for Humanity. I'm currently looking for my next role in applied economics or data science. During graduate school, I specialized in labor and public economics. In my job market paper, I use quasi-experimental methods and large-scale administrative data to study the intergenerational transmission of economic shocks and regional labor markets. I have also worked on topics related to the future of self-employment.
Previously, I worked at The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, where I supported large online behavioral experiments and randomized control trials at
Fortune 500 companies. I received my BA in Economics from Vassar College.