Profile
I am an Associate Professor at Keio University. My research interests are macroeconomics, labor economics, and the economics of higher education. I received my Ph.D. from Princeton University in 2019.
I study higher education systems as institutions that govern the creation, embodiment, and allocation of knowledge, and how these mechanisms affect macroeconomic productivity.
Working Papers
Spatial Misallocation in Education: The Left-Behind and Land Reforms in China
with Karol Mazur and Chao Shen
The Great Gatsby Goes to College: Tuition, Inequality, and Intergenerational Mobility
with Damien Capelle
Publications
University Research and the Market for Higher Education
with Titan Alon and Damien Capelle
Progressive Taxation versus College Subsidies with College Dropout
College Education and Income Contingent Loans in Equilibrium
with Karol Mazur
Optimal Timing of College Subsidies: Enrollment, Graduation, and the Skill Premium
Research in Progress
Alumni as Assets: Legacy Preferences and Donations in a Dynamic Model of Elite Colleges
with Damien Capelle and Alexander Monge-Naranjo