Daniel Puskin

Professorial Lecturer at American University School of Public Affairs

Schools

American University School of Public Affairs

Biography

American University School of Public Affairs

Degrees

PhD, Economics, Brown University; BA, Economics, Williams College

Bio

Daniel Puskin is a Professorial Lecturer of Public Administration and Policy. He teaches quantitative methods and economics for policy analysis. Before joining American, he worked as an economist in the Department of Labor''s Employee Benefits Security Administration where he conducted regulatory analysis of policies designed to enhance retirement security. His graduate research focused on social group formation and the influence of peers on risky behaviors.

Teaching

Spring 2018

PUAD-602 Quant Meth for Pol Analysis II

Summer 2018

PUAD-602 Quant Meth for Pol Analysis II

PUAD-630 Public Managerial Economics

Fall 2018

PUAD-630 Public Managerial Economics

PUAD-672 Adv Quant Meth for Pol Analys

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