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Austin Denteh is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Davidson College. His research focuses on Health Economics and Applied Econometrics, where he employs innovative econometric methods to study the impact of public policies on health and well-being. Specific areas of investigation include impact evaluation, measurement error models, obesity economics, and food/nutrition programs. He currently teaches introductory economics, econometrics, and courses on health economics and the safety net.
Education:
- Ph.D. in Economics from Georgia State University
- M.A. in Economics from the University of Akron
- B.A. in Economics and Statistics from the University of Ghana
Research Interests: Denteh’s work spans Health Economics and Applied Econometrics. He investigates how public policies influence health outcomes through advanced econometric techniques, with a focus on measurement error models, the economics of obesity, and the effectiveness of food and nutrition programs. His research bridges methodological rigor with real-world policy implications.
Professional Background: Prior to joining Davidson College, Denteh completed a postdoctoral research fellowship at Harvard Medical School and held roles at Tulane University. These affiliations highlight his interdisciplinary approach and experience in both academic and applied research settings.
Scientific Awards: No awards or prizes are explicitly mentioned in the provided text.
Advising and Grants: Denteh has received formal recognition through a Postdoctoral Research Fellowship at Harvard Medical School. While no students are explicitly named, his role as a faculty member implies advising responsibilities in economics and econometrics courses.
