Nano Barahona

Nano Barahona is an assistant professor of economics at the University of California, Berkeley. His main interests lie in the fields of industrial organization and public economics. His work focuses on studying and quantifying the effects of government policies on individuals' outcomes and welfare, with an emphasis on health, educational, and environmental policies. Contact Details Office: 519 Evans Hall Email: nanobk@berkeley.edu Curriculum Vitae Visit Website

Nano Barahona is an Assistant Professor at UC Berkeley, specializing in Economics, Industrial Organization, and Public Economics. His research explores the equilibrium effects of policy interventions, such as food labeling policies and targeted student financial aid, on market structures and consumer behavior. Barahona also investigates the impact of institutional policies, including affirmative action in college admissions and vintage-specific driving restrictions, on economic outcomes. His work emphasizes structural estimation and the role of financial incentives in shaping institutional decisions. Barahona's research contributes to understanding how policy design influences market dynamics and individual outcomes.