Rebecca Diamond

Rebecca Diamond is a Professor of Economics at Harvard University, affiliated with the Department of Economics. Her research interests include Applied Econometrics, Applied Microeconomics, Economic Growth, Inequality, Labor Economics, Microeconomics, and Urban Economics. She can be contacted via email at rdiamond@fas.harvard.edu or through her personal website at https://economics.harvard.edu/people/rebecca-diamond. Her profile highlights her expertise in Labor Economics and Public Economics, as well as her contributions to Faculty Alpha A - L fields of interest.

Rebecca Diamond is a Professor of Economics at Harvard University, specializing in Labor Economics and Urban Economics. Her research explores the intersection of labor market dynamics and urban policy, focusing on issues such as housing affordability, wage disparities, and the impact of policy interventions on economic outcomes. She examines how individual and household decisions interact with broader economic and spatial structures, with a particular emphasis on the gig economy, rent control, and spatial sorting. Her work often combines empirical analysis with theoretical insights to evaluate the welfare implications of economic and policy choices.