Moshi Alam is a labor economist who examines the economics of discrimination and inequality, as well as policies that address these issues. His current research focuses on assessing equity based labor market policies, optimal redistribution of resources across different locations, and improving the design of school-choice mechanisms to enhance welfare. He earned his doctorate in economics from the University of Wisconsin–Madison and holds a master’s from the Indian Statistical Institute and bachelor’s from Jadavpur University, India.
Moshi Alam
Assistant Professor, Economics
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- Scholarly and creative works
Scholarly and creative works
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The Unintended Benefits of Women’s Empowerment on Household Sanitation
Published in Available at SSRN 49925682024 -
Labor Market Consequences of Pay-equity Laws
2023 -
Worker-Side Discrimination: Beliefs and Preferences
2022