Bridget Hoffmann

Bridget Hoffmann is a Lecturer at Cornell University's Cornell in Washington program. She is also an economist in the Research Department of the Inter-American Development Bank, where she focuses on applied microeconomic research in environmental and development economics.

• Ph.D. in Economics from Northwestern University (2015)
• B.A. in Financial Economics and Mathematics from University of Rochester

Her research examines:

• Air pollution impacts on health, labor markets, and well-being
• Policies for improving air quality
• Informational interventions in environmental contexts
• Targeting and design of social protection programs
• Financial inclusion and resilience through social protections
• Regional focus on Latin America

She maintains an active research agenda with affiliations bridging academic and policy institutions.