Current Job Market Candidates
Placement Director: Prof. John Rust
Email: jr1393@georgetown.edu
Placement Administrator: Julius J. Shapiro
Email: js3900@georgetown.edu
Welcome to the Placement website of the Department of Economics. I am pleased to provide information describing the Georgetown University Department of Economics Ph.D. candidates who are on the job market this year. Each candidate’s website includes a CV, research description, and links to papers. All will be attending the ASSA virtual meeting in January 2023 and will be available for interviews. Some of the candidates will attend the virtual EEA meeting. I am happy to provide any additional information.
Sincerely,
John Rust, Placement Director
JOB MARKET CANDIDATES 2022-2023 SUMMARY PAGE

Carolina Concha-Arriagada
Job Market Paper: “Should I Stay, or Should I Go? Strategic Responses to Increase College Admission Chances“
Fields: Primary: Applied Microeconomics, Economics of Education
Secondary: Development Economics, Political Economy
References: Garance Genicot (GU), Laurent Bouton (GU), Mary Ann Bronson (GU) and Christopher Neilson (Yale)

Cristian Cuevas
Job Market Paper: “Safe Assets in Emerging Market Economies”
Fields: Primary: Macroeconomics, International Finance
Secondary: Monetary Economics
References: Dan Cao (Main Advisor-GU), Behzad Diba (GU), Toshihiko Mukoyama (GU)

Ryan Mansley
Job Market Paper: “Intertemporal Price Discrimination in Consumer Packaged Goods“
Fields: Primary: Empirical Industrial Organization
Secondary: Structural Econometrics
References: Nathan Miller (GU), John Rust (GU), Gloria Sheu (Federal Reserve Board)

JJ Naddeo
Job Market Paper: “Race, Criminal History, and Prosecutor Case Selection: Evidence from a Southern U.S. Jurisdiction“
Fields: Primary: Applied Microeconomics
Secondary: Economics of Crime and Political Economy
References: Laurent Bouton (Main Advisor-GU), Garance Genicot (GU), Neel Sukhatme (GU Law Center), Rory Pulvino and Jared Fishman (Justice Innovation Lab)

Jihyun Oh
Job Market Paper: “Is Employment Protection Legislation Actually ‘Protective’? Evidence from South Korean Labor Market”
Fields: Primary: Labor Economics
Secondary: Applied Microeconomics
References: Susan Vroman (GU), James Albrecht (GU), John Rust (GU)

Arturo Romero Yáñez
Job Market Paper: “Money in Politics: Quid-Pro-Quo in District Courts in the U.S.”
Fields: Primary: Applied Microeconomics, Political Economy
Secondary: Development Economics, Law and Economics
References: Laurent Bouton (GU), Garance Genicot (GU), Neel Sukhatme (GU Law Center)

Gretchen Sileo
Job Market Paper: “Proactive and Reactive Infrastructure Investment”
Fields: Primary: Empirical Industrial Organization
Secondary: Public and Environmental Economics
References: Nathan Miller (GU), John Rust (GU), Gloria Sheu (Federal Reserve Board), Sharat Ganapati (GU)