Faculty & Research


Nidhiya Menon

Associate Professor of Economics

Specializations:

Development economics, Applied Microeconomics, Labor, Health

Degrees:

  • Brown University, Ph.D.
  • Brown University, M.A.
  • Mt. Holyoke College, B.A.

Courses Taught:

  • ECON 83a
    Statistics for Economic Analysis
  • ECON 175a
    Introduction to the Economics of Development
  • ECON 176a
    The Household, Health, and Hunger in Developing Countries
  • ECON 271a
    Agents of Development: Individuals, Households, and Firms

Profile:

Nidhiya Menon has experience in applying the tools of empirical microeconomics and econometrics to the areas of development economics, labor, and applied microeconomics. She has been a consultant at the World Bank and United Nations Foundation, and a researcher at the Grameen Bank in Bangladesh. At Brandeis, she teaches courses in development economics and statistics.

Publications:

Awards & Honors:

  • (2012) United Nations Foundation
  • (2011) International Growth Center Research Grant
  • (2010) World Bank Research Grant
  • (2010) World Bank Research Grant
  • (2009) Who's Who in America
  • (2009) World Bank Research Grant
  • (2008) Norman Research Grant
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