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Jeremy Lise is a Professor in Cornell University's Department of Economics and Research Consultant at the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis. His research examines labor market dynamics, wage inequality, household economics, and policy evaluation.
Education:
- Ph.D. from Queen's University (2006)
- M.A. from McMaster University (1999)
- B.A. from University of Guelph (1998)
Research focuses on matching models in labor markets, human capital accumulation, intra-household resource allocation, and minimum wage impacts. Current projects investigate multidimensional skill sorting, wage distribution dynamics, and employment effects of disability legislation.
Publications demonstrate methodological innovation in structural econometrics, with applications to inequality measurement and policy evaluation. Recent work includes studies of minimum wage impacts in Twin Cities and employment effects of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Awards include:
- Carter-Schwab Professorship
- C.A. Curtis Prize
- SSHRC Doctoral Fellowship
Advising: Supervised 20+ PhD students now placed at leading institutions including University of Chicago, Federal Reserve Board, and international universities. Teaches graduate courses in labor economics and quantitative labor market models.
