Dr. Hannah Kling

Assistant Professor of Data Analytics & Economics, Coordinator of Data Analytics,

Data Analytics Economics

OF NOTE:
Instructor of data analytics and micro- and macroeconomics courses, with particular expertise in economic history and urban economics.

KNOWN FOR:
Using several strategies, including experimental-style games and hands-on activities, to engage students and to illustrate key concepts.

POPULAR QUOTE:
“Nothing is less warranted in science than an uninquiring and unhoping spirit.” – W.S. Jevons, 19th century economist

Examples of classes taught by Dr. Hannah Kling:

Publications

“Land-Use Regulations As Exclusion: A GIS Analysis” in the Journal of Regional Analysis & Policy 50(1), 2020.
“Modeling and Measuring Gains from Labour Market Desegregation in Northern Ireland” in The Economic and Social Review 51(1). 2020.
Regional Science International Association Conference, 2018: “Modeling and Measuring Gains from Labor Market Desegregation in Northern Ireland.”
Southern Economic Association Conference, 2016: “Land-use regulations as exclusion: A GIS analysis.”
European School on New Institutional Economics, 2014: “Drink, for Tomorrow We Die: Alcohol Consumption in Famine.”
Association of Private Enterprise Education Annual Meeting, 2014: “Nudges as Violating Personal Space: Constitutional and Practical Flaws of Libertarian Paternalism.”