We are particularly interested in scholars who analyze how prices, property rights, competition, decentralized information, and institutional design affect outcomes in areas such as:

• Education/school finance and school choice
• Financial regulation and capital markets
• Housing supply and land-use reform
• Technology policy and innovation markets
• Transportation and infrastructure finance
• International trade and tariffs
• State and local economic development
• Climate and environmental policy (e.g., carbon pricing, cap-and-trade systems)
• Energy markets and grid reform
• Agricultural policy and food systems

The candidate may be an economist, political scientist, public policy scholar, legal scholar, or affiliated social scientist whose work engages deeply with the economic logic of markets and institutional design. We welcome scholars using diverse methodological approaches, including structural modeling, reduced-form econometrics, field experiments, institutional analysis, and political economy frameworks.

The successful candidate will contribute to teaching in public policy analysis, microeconomics for policy, regulatory policy, and sector-specific policy courses.

We are particularly interested in scholars who analyze how prices, property rights, competition, decentralized information, and institutional design affect outcomes in areas such as:

• Education/school finance and school choice
• Financial regulation and capital markets
• Housing supply and land-use reform
• Technology policy and innovation markets
• Transportation and infrastructure finance
• International trade and tariffs
• State and local economic development
• Climate and environmental policy (e.g., carbon pricing, cap-and-trade systems)
• Energy markets and grid reform
• Agricultural policy and food systems

The candidate may be an economist, political scientist, public policy scholar, legal scholar, or affiliated social scientist whose work engages deeply with the economic logic of markets and institutional design. We welcome scholars using diverse methodological approaches, including structural modeling, reduced-form econometrics, field experiments, institutional analysis, and political economy frameworks.

The successful candidate will contribute to teaching in public policy analysis, microeconomics for policy, regulatory policy, and sector-specific policy courses.