Nancy Kimelman

Nancy Kimelman serves as an Assistant Teaching Professor in the Department of Economics at Northeastern University's College of Social Sciences and Humanities, bringing over 30 years of practical economics experience to her academic role. Her industry background spans critical financial institutions and media platforms.

Her educational foundation includes a PhD from Brown University, establishing her academic credentials prior to extensive professional work.

Dr. Kimelman's research and professional focus centers on Macroeconomics, Monetary Economics, Financial Economics, Banking, and Investment. This expertise manifests through her Federal Reserve work as a monetary economist, Wall Street financial analysis, banking sector contributions, and authorship of the accessible economics guide 'Common Cents: How the Economy Really Works. From the Global Market to the Supermarket' (2010).

As a public intellectual, she actively disseminates economic insights through regular columns in Financial World and Bloomberg magazines, complemented by frequent commentary appearances on National Public Radio, CNBC, CNN/FN, Reuters, and NECN.