Research

Active work

• I currently work on the effect of work-from-home (WFH) on migration patterns and the real estate market with Nick Bloom at Stanford. My research is motivated by my broader interests in the social and economic consequences of technological change.
  • Read our NBER working paper, SIEPR policy brief or CEPR Vox column.

Publications

You can find a full list of my publications on my Google Scholar profile.

Invited talks and academic seminars

• American Economic Association (AEA) Conference, Academic Seminar, January 2023
• Regional Planning Association, September 2022
• Atlanta Council for Growth, August 2022
• OECD Regions in Recovery, March 2022
• HSBC Bank, December 2021
• Government Accountability Office (GAO), Academic Seminar, July 2021

Past research experience

• Research assistant to Naomi Feldman and Kevin Corinth, 2018-2021. Project on the Opportunity Zone provision of the 2018 Tax Cut and Jobs Act
• Research assistant to Pete Klenow, 2020-21. Project on measuring welfare (utility) over time for Black and White Americans.
• Research assistant to Ramin Toloui, 2019-20. Developing Stanford’s first course on the economics of artifical intelligence.
• Independent work mentored by David Gleich, 2015-17. Developed fast algorithms to generate large random graphs. Published in SIAM Review and ICDM.