Regular biography
Justin Bloesch is an Assistant Professor in the Cornell Department of Economics and in the School of Industrial and Labor Relations. His research focuses on labor economics, macroeconomics, and inequality. He teaches courses such as ECON 4400: Labor Economics. Bloesch's academic interests include labor economics, macroeconomics, and inequality. His profile page indicates his affiliation with the Cornell Department of Economics and the School of Industrial and Labor Relations.
Scholar-generated biography
Justin Bloesch is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Cornell University, specializing in Labor Economics and Macroeconomics. His research explores the interplay between labor markets and macroeconomic dynamics, focusing on topics such as wage-setting behavior, firm productivity, and the impact of external shocks on economic activity. Bloesch's work examines how workers' earnings are influenced by firm productivity and position-specific skills, as well as how macroeconomic policies interact with labor market conditions. His publications analyze issues like cost-of-living shocks, monopsony in labor markets, and the role of on-the-job search in wage determination. His research contributes to understanding the mechanisms that shape labor market outcomes and macroeconomic stability.