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Graduation 2017

Congratulations Class of 2017!

Professor Chris Berry

Professor Christopher Berry Defends New Tax Assessment Model

In the News
Scrutiny builds over Berrios property tax assessments
Assistant Professor Ioana Marinescu

Assistant Professor Ioana Marinescu Finds Quality of Life Benefits from Universal Basic Income

In the News
Has the time come for universal basic income?

Get to Know Harris! D.C. Area Reception

Admissions

Incoming Dean Katherine Baicker Discusses Findings from Medicaid Research

In the News
Harris Public Policy incoming dean Katherine Baicker shares findings from a paper she co-authored in The New England Journal

5th Annual Deep Dish Pizza Extravaganza

Admissions, Alumni
Michael A. Nutter

Michael A. Nutter Appointed Senior Fellow at Harris Public Policy

News
The former Mayor of Philadelphia will share his significant experience in public service.

PPIA Public Service Expo

Admissions
Houses

Study Finds Climate Change Damages U.S. Economy, Increases Inequality

Research
Unmitigated climate change will make the United States poorer and more unequal, with the poorest third of U.S. counties projected to sustain economic damages costing as much as 20 percent of their income if warming proceeds unabated.

Postdoctoral Scholar Amir Jina Finds Climate Change Will Affect Poorest Counties the Most

In the News
As climate changes, southern states will suffer more than others

Economic Assessment of Global Warming Shines Light on Inequality

In the News
The American South will bear the worst of climate change’s costs
Ingvil Gaarder
Faculty

Ingvil Gaarder

Ingvil Gaarder's research applies microeconomic theory and microdata to study the differential effects of government policies on individuals.
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