Daniel G. Garrett

Daniel G. Garrett is an Assistant Professor of Finance at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School, Department of Finance. His research focuses on Corporate Finance, Public Finance, Financial Intermediation, and Taxation. He teaches courses such as Advanced Corporate Finance and Empirical Methods in Corporate Finance. His work includes studies on tax equity investors, municipal bond advising, and international tax provisions. His research has been published in journals such as the Review of Financial Studies and The Review of Economic Studies. His profile page provides additional details on his research, teaching, and contact information.

Daniel G. Garrett is an Assistant Professor at the University of Pennsylvania, specializing in Public Finance, Corporate Finance, and Public Economics. His research explores the intersection of tax policy, labor markets, and financial decision-making. Key areas include the impact of tax incentives on corporate investment, the role of public finance in shaping local labor dynamics, and the financial implications of anti-ESG policies. His work also examines municipal bond markets, conflicts of interest in financial advising, and the effectiveness of tax provisions on domestic labor markets. Garrett's research emphasizes empirical analysis using matched employer-employee data and policy evaluation frameworks.