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Duncan McVicar is a Professor of Economics at Queen's Business School, Queen's University Belfast, with prior affiliations at the University of Melbourne and the Northern Ireland Economic Research Centre. His research spans labour economics, social policy, health economics, and education economics, focusing on program evaluation, disability and unemployment, zero hours contracts, school exclusion, air pollution effects, and sequence analysis of labour market data.
- Research Interests: Labour market dynamics, welfare reform, disability policy, precarious employment, educational achievement, substance use, environmental health, and quantitative methods.
- Projects: Active in air pollution and health research (2021–), NILS funding (2020–2025), ADRC Wave 4 (2020–2022), and longitudinal studies of Northern Ireland (2018–2020).
- Scientific Awards: Appointed as an IZA Research Fellow in 2017.
- Advising: Supervised Feng, Y.’s 2025 dataset on Chinese migration and Hukou systems. Accepts PhD students in social policy evaluation, disability economics, and health policy.
- Grants & Collaborations: Collaborated with institutions in Australia, UK, and Ireland. Peer reviewer for the American Economic Journal: Applied Economics and Journal of Policy Analysis and Management (2023–).
- Media Engagement: Regularly contributes to discussions on air pollution, disability benefits, and welfare reform (2015–2023).
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