Lucie Schmidt

Professor of Economics and Director of the Williams-Exeter Programme at Oxford University

[email protected]
Website
413-597-3143
Williams Oxford Program
At Williams since 2002

Education

A.B. Smith College, Government (1993)
M.A. University of Michigan, Economics (1997)
Ph.D. University of Michigan, Economics (2003)

Areas of Expertise

  • Labor economics
  • Health economics
  • Economics of the family
  • Anti-poverty policy

Courses

ECON 203 / WGSS 205

Gender and Economics (not offered 2019/20)

ECON 380 / ECON 519

Population Economics (not offered 2019/20)

Current Committees

  • Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

Research

I am an empirical microeconomist working in the fields of labor and health economics and the economics of the family.

Specific research areas include social safety net programs in the United States, with a particular focus on programs for individuals with disabilities; retirement security; and the economics of marriage and fertility decisions.

I am also a Research Associate at the National Bureau of Economic Research, and a Co-Editor of the Review of the Economics of the Household.

My CV.

My research papers can be found on my website at:  www.lucieschmidt.com.