Siobhan Reilly

Siobhan Reilly is a Professor of Economics at Northeastern University's College of Social Sciences and Humanities (CSSH), Department of Economics. She is based at the Oakland Campus and holds a PhD from the University of California, Berkeley, and an MA from Johns Hopkins University. Her research focuses on public economics, labor economics, family economics, health economics, urban economics, and international economics.

Education:

• PhD in Economics, University of California, Berkeley
• MA in Economics, Johns Hopkins University

Research Interests: Dr. Reilly's work bridges multiple subfields of economics, addressing topics such as policy design for public welfare, labor market dynamics, socioeconomic factors affecting family structures, urban development challenges, and cross-border economic interactions. Her interdisciplinary approach integrates quantitative methods to analyze real-world socioeconomic issues.

Professional Affiliations: She is part of the CSSH community, collaborating with faculty such as Emeritus Professors Shahid Alam and Neil Alper, though no specific labs or grant activities are detailed in the provided information.