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Jason Campbell serves as an Assistant Professor of Economics at the Knauss School of Business, University of San Diego. Born in Kingston, Jamaica, he teaches ECON 101 and maintains office hours in OH-124, contributing to the Economics department within this business-focused academic unit.
His academic foundation includes dual bachelor's degrees from Austin College followed by advanced economics training at Vanderbilt University:
- PhD in Economics, Vanderbilt University
- MA in Economics, Vanderbilt University
- BA in Economics, Austin College
- BA in Mathematics, Austin College
Professor Campbell's research centers on international trade mechanisms and globalization's socioeconomic impacts, particularly examining how firms enter global markets and how trade policies affect workers and corporate decisions in developing economies. His methodological expertise in applied microeconomics and econometrics enables rigorous analysis of real-world economic phenomena with policy relevance.
His 2024 publications demonstrate remarkable thematic diversity while maintaining methodological cohesion. Spanning healthcare disparities, environmental regulation, international trade dynamics, and educational outcomes, these works consistently apply advanced econometric techniques to address equity issues and policy effectiveness. The recurring focus on marginalized populations and developing economies reveals his commitment to research with tangible social impact.
