Anil Nathan
Anil Nathan
MPP and MPA Program Director; Assistant Professor of Public Policy and Public Administration
Contact:
805 21st St. NW
Washington DC 20052
Professor Anil Nathan is an economist with primary research experience in education and health, but also has interests in a variety of applied microeconomic and econometric topics. He also uses impact evaluation techniques in his research. His teaching interests include microeconomics, econometrics, impact evaluation, and the economics of education.
- Visiting museums in the DC area
- Tennis
- Biking
- Family
- Economics of Education
- Health Economics
- Impact Evaluation
PPPA 6014 Microeconomics for Public Policy II
PPPA 6015 Benefit-Cost Analysis
Selected Publications
“Disruption in Parental Co-habitation and its Effects on Short-term, Medium-term, and Long-term Outcomes of Adolescents” (with Debjani Kanjilal and Andrew Hussey), Journal of Family and Economic Issues, 37(1), 2016
“Sorting and Statistical Discrimination In Schools”, Atlantic Economic Journal, 43(2), 2015, DOI: 10.1007/s11293-015-9457-3
“The Long-Term Game: Survival Analysis in the National Football League” (with Ruud Koning, Victor Matheson, and James Pantano) International Journal of Financial Studies, 2(1), 2014
“How to Measure School Quality” (with Jack Schneider), Education Week, 33(10), 2013
“Dreamschool Finder: Massachusetts School Search Calculator” (with Alvin Chang, Matt Carroll, and Jack Schneider), Boston.com, October 13th, 2013
“Dreamschool Finder Data Explainer” (with Jack Schneider), Boston.com, October 13th, 2013
“Dementia and Medicare at Life's End” (with Vicki Lamb and Frank Sloan), Health Services Research, 43(2), 2008
PhD, Economics, Duke University
BS, Economics and Mathematics, Duke University