Regular biography
Jeremy Lise is the Maxwell M. Upson Professor in Economics at Cornell University's Department of Economics. His research interests include Labor Economics and Macroeconomics. He is affiliated with the College of Arts and Sciences. Lise's profile page lists his contact information and details about his academic roles. His teaching includes courses such as ECON 4410 and ECON 7850. His work contributes to the broader research focus areas of the department, including the Economics of the Household.
Scholar-generated biography
Jeremy Lise is a researcher at Cornell University focusing on topics such as equilibrium labor search, consumption and savings, wealth inequality, and intra-household allocations. His work explores the interplay between labor market dynamics and household economic behavior, with an emphasis on how macroeconomic forces shape individual and family financial decisions. Lise's research includes the analysis of consumption inequality, intra-household resource allocation, and the impact of labor market frictions on human capital accumulation and wage distribution. His publications often integrate theoretical models with empirical data to evaluate labor market policies and their broader economic implications.