Jakub Lonsky

Jakub Lonsky is a Lecturer in the Department of ECON at The University of Edinburgh. His research interests include Labour economics, Health Economics, Political Economy, and Economic History. He can be contacted via email at jakub.lonsky@ed.ac.uk or through his profile page at https://edwebprofiles.ed.ac.uk/profile/dr-jakub-lonsky.

Jakub Lonsky is a researcher at the University of Edinburgh with expertise in labor economics, economics of crime, and health economics. His work explores the intersection of migration, policy, and social outcomes, with a focus on immigration's impact on labor markets, health, and criminal behavior. Key topics include the effects of DACA on health insurance and access to care, the relationship between infrastructure and crime, and the economic consequences of organized crime. His research combines theoretical insights with empirical analysis, drawing on data from diverse settings such as Finland, the United States, and Russia.