Luke Rawling
Postdoc
Telephone
Office: +4538152526
Department(s)
Department of Economics
Room: POR/16.A-3.56
Macroeconomics
Economics
Quantitative methods
Immigration
Gender
Mobility
Primary research areas
Immigration
Understand how immigrant workers integrate to the host labor market, the causes of immigrant-native labor market inequality, and what this inequality implies for the macroeconomy.
Gender Labor Market Inequality
Understand why gaps in earnings and labor supply diverge between men and women over workers’ careers. In particular, the role of fertility and family decisions in creating these disparities.
Non-Compete Agreements
Understand how non-compete agreements affect workers’ earnings, job mobility, and human capital accumulation.
The Dynamics of Between-group Inequality
Labor markets are marked by substantial inequality between groups; such as gender, nationality, and race. I study how this inequality evolves over workers’ careers and the roles of labor market mobility and human capital accumulation for improving our understanding of these phenomena. You can learn more on my personal website.
Outside activities
I have no outside employments or activities