Teresa Romano

Teresa Romano is an Associate Professor of Economics at Emory University, teaching courses including Principles of Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, and specialized seminars on the economics of education and marriage/divorce. She holds a PhD in Economics from Duke University (2014), an MA from Duke (2009), an MA from Queen's University, Canada (2005), and a BA from Boston University (2004).

• PhD, Duke University, 2014
• MA, Duke University, 2009
• MA, Queen's University, Canada, 2005
• BA, Boston University, 2004

Research Interests:
Focus on Economics of Education, analyzing teacher performance incentives, school attendance impacts, and educational policy reforms. Labor Economics interests include occupational choice dynamics and workforce behavior. Applied Microeconomics methods underpin her empirical studies.

Publications demonstrate methodological expertise in quasi-experimental designs and longitudinal data analysis, particularly in K-12 education systems and labor market outcomes.