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Ph.D. Candidates
October 31, 2013 | Leave a Comment
The International Business School and the Economics Department have 6 Ph.D. students who are finishing this year and are currently looking for jobs. These students are profiled below, with links to their websites and CVs.
Deniz Civril
dcivril@brandeis.edu
Website and CV
Fields: Primary – Applied Econometrics, International Trade, Labor Economics; Secondary – Microeconomics, Corporate Finance, International Macroeconomics
Dissertation: “Trade Exposure and Technological Changes: Implications for the U.S.”
References: Catherine L. Mann (Dissertation Chair), Judith M. Dean, Ricardo A. Lopez
Elona Rika
erika@brandeis.edu
Website and CV
Fields: Primary: Financial Markets, Applied Econometrics, Asset Management; Secondary: International Finance, Portfolio Allocation, Empirical Finance, Behavioral, Asset Pricing
Dissertation: “International Portfolio Allocation, Home Bias and Consequences to Performance”
Jeremy Kronick
jkronick@brandeis.edu
Website and CV
Fields: Primary – Macroeconomics, Monetary policy, International Development. Secondary – Applied Econometrics, International Trade, Macroprudential Regulation
Dissertation: “Structural Vector Autoregressions and the Real Economies of Developed and Developing Countries”
References: Catherine L. Mann (Dissertation Chair), Judith M. Dean, Davide Pettenuzzo
Jing Ren
jren@brandeis.edu
Website and CV
Fields: Primary: Banking and Corporate Finance, specializing in issues related to systemic risk. Secondary: Macroeconomics, Development Economics
Dissertation: “Interconnectedness and Systemic Risk: Stock Return Correlations and Contagion due to Syndication”
References: Blake LeBaron (Dissertation Chair), Debarshi K Nandy, Elif Sisli Ciamarra
Vina Nguyen
hnguyen@brandeis.edu
Website and CV
Fields: Primary – Macroeconomics, Housing Market and the Real Business Cycle, Learning Models. Secondary – International Trade, Applied Econometrics, Development
Dissertation: “Macroeconomic Implications of Uncertainty, Adaptive Learning and Demographic Changes”
References: George J. Hall (Dissertation Chair), Catherine L. Mann, Daniel L. Tortorice, and Ricardo A. Lopez
Sarah Le Tang
letang@brandeis.edu
Website and CV
Fields: Primary – Macroeconomics, Development Economics. Secondary – Applied Econometrics, Computational Economics.
Dissertation: “Three Essays on the Dynamic of Factor Demand: Evidence from China”
References: Gary H. Jefferson (Dissertation Chair), George J. Hall, Raphael Schoenle