Her research aims to inform policy and practice to improve wellbeing of vulnerable populations including the poor, children, and people with disability in developing countries.
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Her current research measures global trends, particularly transitions in child poverty, and investigates some factors that can affect children (health insurance and conflict).
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She teaches introductory-level microeconomics and statistics.

Experience

  • 2017–present
    Assistant Professor of Economics, Black Hills State University

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