Jack Favilukis

Jack Favilukis is an Associate Professor in the Finance Division at Sauder School of Business, University of British Columbia. He holds a PhD from New York University and teaches Corporate Finance and Applied Financial Markets. His research explores asset pricing, inequality, housing economics, and labor-finance interactions through quantitative modeling.

Research interests focus on:

• Consumption/production-based asset pricing models
• Urban economics and housing affordability
• Macroeconomic effects of wealth distribution
• Labor market frictions in financial contexts

Recent publications demonstrate consistent focus on housing markets (zoning impacts, out-of-town buyers), labor economics (Great Resignation, labor obligations), and urban welfare. Work appears in top journals including Journal of Finance and American Economic Review. No awards or student advising details were provided.