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Gerald E. Daniels is an Associate Professor of Economics at Howard University's College of Arts & Sciences. He also serves as the Associate Director of Undergraduate Studies in the Department of Economics and as a member of J-PAL's Racial Equity Advisory Committee.
- Primary research areas: Household Finance, Macroeconomics, Economics of Inequality, Applied Econometrics
- Education: Ph.D. in Economics (UC Riverside, 2013); MS in Economics (UC Riverside, 2010); BS in Business Economics (UC Riverside, 2008)
His research focuses on student loan debt's socioeconomic impacts, inflation's distributional effects across income groups, and racial disparities in economic outcomes. Recent work analyzes how broad-based debt relief could mitigate racial wealth gaps and examines financial behavior during the Great Recession.
Scientific honors include:
- Distinguished Faculty Award (2020, College of Arts & Sciences)
- Advanced Summer Faculty Research Fellowship (2017)
- Summer Faculty Research Fellowship (2014)
Major funding includes grants from NSF ($2.75M), AEA ($1.5M), and RWJ Foundation ($250K) for research on economic inequality and financial policy.
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