Benjamin Emmich

Benjamin Emmich is a Visiting Lecturer at the International School of Management (ISM) and holds the L. Charles Hilton Jr. Fellowship. He is a Ph.D. candidate in Economics at Florida State University, where he focuses on applied microeconomics with emphasis on Law and Economics and Public Finance. His research employs causal inference methods to analyze criminal justice system impacts, particularly the roles of attorneys and judges in criminal outcomes.

• Education:
• Ph.D. Candidate in Economics, Florida State University
• Master of Science in Economics, Florida State University
• Bachelor of Science in Physics and Mathematics (Minors: Economics, Statistics), Mississippi State University

Teaching areas include Econometrics, Quantitative Methods, and Microeconomics. He instructs courses such as Mathematical Finance (GRAE017) and Introduction to Public Choice Theory (POL149). His research explores intersections between legal institutions and economic outcomes, contributing to public policy analysis.

• Awards: L. Charles Hilton Jr. Fellowship

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