Finbar Curtin

I am Finbar Curtin, a 2nd-year economics PhD student at the University of Wyoming.

My research interests cover macroeconomics at the intersection of the environment, development, fertility, energy/materials, and artificial intelligence.

I recently released the working paper The empirically inscrutable climate-economy relationship, and I teach Monetary Theory at the University of Wyoming.

Prior to my PhD, I. . .

• . . .grew up on a maple syrup farm in Vermont.

• . . .studied electrical engineering at the University of Virginia.

• . . .worked as a banking analyst at Capital One.

• . . .fixed up and captained a sailboat from Vermont to the Caribbean.

• . . .rode a bicycle from Armenia to Ireland.

• . . .taught high school STEM at a ski academy.

Feel free to reach out!