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Modibo Sidibe is an Assistant Professor affiliated with Duke University's Fuqua School of Business, Department of Economics. His scholarly work spans labor economics, education policy, urban economics, and spatial equilibrium theory, with a focus on applying economic principles to real-world policy challenges.
His research interests include:
- Labor market dynamics and frictions
- School choice mechanisms and educational policy
- Migration patterns and urban labor markets
- Spatial equilibrium and housing markets
- Experimental economics and behavioral decision making
- Public policy evaluation
Dr. Sidibe's publication record demonstrates expertise in applying economic theory to practical policy questions. His most recent work examines police resource allocation, school choice under imperfect information, and the value of higher education financial aid. His research often employs field experiments and sophisticated econometric techniques, with significant policy implications for education systems and labor markets globally.
His scholarly contributions have resulted in nine working papers with substantial academic engagement, including multiple versions published through Economic Research Initiatives at Duke (ERID), NBER, and IZA.
Dr. Sidibe maintains active collaborations with researchers from institutions including the World Bank, École Polytechnique, Howard University, and the University of Lyon, demonstrating the interdisciplinary nature and policy relevance of his research agenda.
