I am a PhD Economist from the University of Chicago, where I specialized in urban economics and economic geography. I have worked in economic consulting at Cornerstone Research.
Prior to graduate school I was a Research Assistant at the Federal Reserve Board of Governors.
I am happy to share my resume upon request [molevj@gmail.com].
Publication: Novel Application of a Dynamic, In-room Survey Platform to Measure Surgical Team Satisfaction (2023), with Hunter D.D. Witmer, Çağla Keçeli, Frederick A. Godley 4th, Ankit Dhiman, Dan Adelman, and Kiran K. Turaga
Publication: Operative Team Familiarity and Specialization at an Academic Medical Center (2022), with Hunter D.D. Witmer, Çağla Keçeli, Ankit Dhiman, Dan Adelman, and Kiran Turaga
Doctoral Thesis: The Origins of Regional Specialization (2021), with Marta Prato
Project Summary: City Blocks and Neighborhood Function (2021)
Working Paper: Does Tighter Bank Regulation Affect Mortgage Originations? (2017), with Robert Sarama and Christoph Ungerer