Andrew Joung
Economist at Tools for Humanity
PhD Economics (University of Michigan)
I am an economist at Tools for Humanity. 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.