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Ilia Kapelevich is a Ph.D. candidate in Economics at the University of Florida, specializing in Applied Microeconomics with a focus on education, labor economics, and econometric methods. He serves as an Instructor at the University of Florida, teaching upper-level courses such as Economics of Education, for which he received the Lawrence Kenny Teaching Award. His research explores gender disparities in online education, electoral systems, and teacher value-added metrics. Additionally, he works as an Economist at RedPeak Economics Consulting, focusing on antitrust litigation in agricultural and financial markets. His professional expertise spans causal inference, policy research, and econometric methodologies.
Education: Expected Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Florida (May 2025).
Research Interests: His work bridges applied microeconomics and policy analysis, with a focus on education policy, labor markets, and antitrust issues. Recent projects include analyzing gender dynamics in online education and electoral mechanisms in U.S. primaries.
Teaching: Designed and taught ECP 3510: Economics of Education, earning top evaluations (4.31–4.56/5). Previously served as a Graduate Teaching Assistant for courses like ECO 7424: Econometrics and ECP 6035: Cost-Benefit Analysis.
Awards: 2023/2024 Lawrence Kenny Teaching Award for excellence in instruction.
Consulting: Conducts antitrust analyses in agricultural and financial commodity markets through RedPeak Economics Consulting.
