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Amalia Miller is the Georgia S. Bankard Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Virginia, with affiliations to the Women, Gender & Sexuality (WGS) program. She holds a Ph.D. in Economics from Stanford University and a B.S. in Economics from MIT, where she minored in Women's Studies. Her office is located in Monroe Hall, Room 239, and she holds regular office hours on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Professor Miller's research spans multiple interdisciplinary domains, primarily focusing on:
- Public Finance: Analyzing government expenditure and taxation policies.
- Labor Economics: Investigating gender disparities and workforce dynamics.
- Health Economics: Studying healthcare systems and digital health technologies.
- Industrial Organization: Examining market structures and firm behavior.
- Economics of Gender: Researching gender-based economic inequalities.
- Law and Economics: Exploring legal frameworks' economic implications.
She actively contributes to academic discourse through paper discussions at major conferences like the NBER Law and Economics Summer Institute and ASSA Annual Meetings, covering topics such as algorithmic bias, gender pay gaps, and COVID-19 impacts on labor markets.
Her ongoing research collaborations include working papers on algorithmic racial bias, gender differences in digital behavior during lockdowns, and health IT efficacy.
