Duha Altindag

Duha Altindag is Associate Professor of Economics at Auburn University's College of Liberal Arts. His research investigates labor market dynamics, education economics, and crime patterns using applied econometrics. Current projects analyze nuclear power plants' local economic impacts, college professor demographic effects, and COVID-19 risk pricing in universities.

His work examines unemployment duration determinants, school lunch program effects on student behavior, and politician compensation structures. Altindag supervises graduate research on labor economics and has secured funding from the Bipartisan Policy Center for election administration workforce studies.

Recent publications appear in Journal of Public Economics, Journal of Labor Research, and Economics of Education Review. His PhD from Louisiana State University focused on economic analysis of crime and happiness determinants.