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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

Yinxing Liu

Assistant Professor of Asian Studies

Katherine M. Mathis

Lecturer in Psychology

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

Rebecca L. Fraser-Thill

Visiting Instructor in Psychology

childbirth experiences, development of meaning and purpose in life, developmental psychology, identity development, infant socioemotional development, memory development

Daniel Riera-Crichton

Associate Professor of Economics

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

Margaret Maurer-Fazio

Betty Doran Stangle Professor of Applied Economics

economic well being of China’s ethnic minorities, gender wage differentials, interactions of rural migrants and urban residents, labor force participation patterns of China’s rural and urban elders, labor market developments in China, labor market developments in China, relationship between co-residency with adult children and the happiness of Chinese elders, resume audit studies of Chinese firms’ hiring decisions