Brad Davis

Brad Davis is a Post-doctoral Research Fellow in the Department of Economics at the University of Missouri, where he contributes to research within the health policy lab. He earned his PhD in Economics from Florida State University in 2024.

His primary research interests lie in Applied Microeconomics, with a focus on Health Economics, Economics of Crime, and Public Policy. He employs natural experimental methods to analyze the impacts of policies related to tobacco, marijuana, and firearms. His work bridges empirical economic analysis with pressing public health and safety issues.

Brad is also an administrator for the Tobacco Online Policy Seminar (TOPS) series, contributing to scholarly communication in his field.

He has not yet published any articles listed in the provided text, and no scientific awards are mentioned at this time.

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Brad is affiliated with the Health Policy Lab in the Department of Economics, where he conducts policy-relevant research using rigorous econometric techniques.