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Michael P. Murray

Charles Franklin Phillips Professor of Economics

behavioral economics, econometrics, economic development, health threats in developing countries, housing, instrumental variables estimation, inter-temporal preferences, labor economics, military manpower, mobile telephony in Africa, public economics, U.S. social welfare programs, urban economics

Katherine M. Mathis

Visiting Assistant Professor of Psychology

automaticity of lexical and semantic processing, bilingual memory representation, cognitive psychology, effects of implicit processing on preferences, object and scene recognition, object perception

Laurie L. Baker

Visiting Assistant Professor of Digital and Computational Studies

Data Science, Disease Ecology, Marine Biology, Open Science, Spatial Statistics

Daniel Riera-Crichton

Professor of Economics

fiscal multipliers, fiscal policy, international capital flows, international finance, international relative prices, international reserves, open macroeconomics

Todd A. Kahan

Professor of Psychology

attention, cognitive psychology, human memory, psycholinguistics, psychological models of word reading, visual perception

Sonja K. Pieck

Professor of Environmental Studies

biodiversity conservation, ecological restoration, environmental history, environmental movements, environmental politics, human geography, international development, memory studies

Rebecca L. Fraser-Thill

Visiting Instructor in Psychology

developmental psychology, identity development, meaning, meaningful work, purpose

Margaret Maurer-Fazio

Betty Doran Stangle Professor Emerita of Applied Economics

Correspondence (resume) audit studies of Chinese firms' hiring decisions, economic well being of China’s ethnic minorities, Gender wage differentials in China, Labor force participation in China, labor market developments in China, Rates of return to investments in education in China, Transitions from work to retirement in China