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Joint papers with Christopher
About
Lucas Coffman is an Associate Professor of Economics at Boston College specializing in experimental and behavioral economics at the intersection of economics and psychology. He earned his BA in mathematics from Case Western Reserve University and an MA and PhD in business economics from Harvard University, and previously taught at Ohio State University. He is a coauthor with Christopher Neilson on ‘Subjective Beliefs and Dynamic Human Capital Investment Decisions in the Dominican Republic.’
Background
- Experimental economics
- Behavioral economics
- Economics and psychology
Education
- PhD, Business Economics · Harvard University
- MA, Business Economics · Harvard University
- BA, Mathematics · Case Western Reserve University
Career
- Associate Professor, Boston College, Department of Economics (present)
- Assistant/Associate Professor, Ohio State University
Joint work with Christopher
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Subjective Beliefs and Dynamic Human Capital Investment Decisions in Dominican Republic
2014
Working papers / in progress