The Costs of Mandates that Waste US International Emergency Food Aid Resources: New Evidence
with Vincent H. Smith and Philip G. Hoxie
AEI Economics Working Paper 2025-08
Predoctoral Research Fellow
I study how people, businesses, markets, and public policy interact to shape housing, work, and economic opportunity.
At the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research and the Stanford GSB TAX Lab.
Labor and urban economics
Studies how people choose and find work, how firms hire, and how housing, cities, and local economies shape those choices.
Public finance
Studies how taxes, government spending, and public programs affect people, businesses, and the wider economy.
Economic history
Studies how economies, institutions, and living standards changed over time, and what the past can teach us about economic questions today.
Working papers and policy research.
with Vincent H. Smith and Philip G. Hoxie
AEI Economics Working Paper 2025-08
Sole author
Accepted at the 2024 National Tax Association Annual Conference on Taxation; presented at the 2024 North American Meeting of the Urban Economics Association. Manuscript coming soon.
Sole author
Manuscript coming soon.
with Dylan Moore
UHERO Policy Brief
Provisional collaborative work.
with Ed Glaeser, Ferdinando Monte, and Stan Veuger
with Phil Hoxie and Vincent Smith
with Gerard Dericks
I supported these projects as a research assistant. The scholars listed below are the authors.
Jeffrey Clemens, Philip G. Hoxie, and Stan Veuger · NBER Working Paper 35447, July 2026
Rebecca Lester and Marcel Olbert · Journal of Accounting and Economics 80(2–3), 101837 (2025)
Jeffrey Clemens, Julia Payson, and Stan Veuger · NBER Working Paper 32962, Sept. 2024
I am a predoctoral research fellow at SIEPR and the Stanford GSB TAX Lab, where I work with Ran Abramitzky and Rebecca Lester.
Previously, I was a research assistant in Economic Policy Studies at the American Enterprise Institute, primarily supporting Stan Veuger, Vincent Smith, and Paul Kupiec.
I earned a BA in Economics, cum laude, with a Quantitative Economics Concentration from the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa in 2024.
Last updated April 2026