2023 Recipients

Lukas Althoff & Hugo Reichardt

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Lukas Althoff is a Post-Doctoral Fellow at Stanford University and will join the Yale School of Management as an Assistant Professor of Economics in 2024. He completed his PhD at Princeton University in 2023. His research draws on tools from applied microeconomics and economic history to analyze the causes and consequences of economic inequality.

 

 

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Hugo Reichardt is a PhD candidate in economics at the London School of Economics. His research centres on macroeconomics and inequality with a particular focus on the drivers of inequality. Examples of his work in this area study the role of technology discrimination and (the lack of) intergenerational mobility in shaping inequality.

 

 

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