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Dr. Nadine Ketel is an Associate Professor in Economics at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and Research Affiliate at Gothenburg University, IZA, and CEPR's Labour Economics Programme. She holds a PhD in Empirical Studies in Labor and Education Economics from the University of Amsterdam (2016). Her research focuses on labor economics, educational economics, and the economics of crime, primarily using natural and field experiments.
Education:
- PhD in Economics, University of Amsterdam (2011-2015)
- MSc in Economics, University of Amsterdam (not explicitly dated)
Research Interests: Dr. Ketel examines how educational policies, labor market dynamics, and crime victimization interplay. Her work employs experimental methods to evaluate policy impacts, such as admission policies' effects on educational equity and criminal victimization's socioeconomic consequences. Recent studies include spillover effects in educational choices and age-related victimization profiles.
Grants & Awards:
- NWO Veni Grant (2024-2027): €280,000 for education admission policy research
- Vetenskapsrådet Grant (2018-2020): SEK 4.8M for crime victimization study
- Joop Hartog Thesis Award (2018) and Best Master's Thesis Award (2009)
- H. Gregg Lewis Prize (2024) for Journal of Labor Economics paper
Teaching & Projects: Teaches Empirical Economics and Introduction to Econometrics. Leads the NWO-VENI project on educational equality and collaborates on NWO-VICI initiatives improving human capital allocation. Active in policy-oriented research, including welfare-to-work experiments and healthcare market analysis.
Labs & Teams: Affiliated with Tinbergen Institute and contributes to interdisciplinary collaborations in labor and education economics. Engages with policy institutions like IZA and CEPR to translate research into practical solutions.
