Nathaniel Baum Snow

Bio

Nathaniel Baum-Snow is an Associate Professor of Economic Analysis and Policy. He has research interests in urban and real estate economics, labor economics and economic geography. His research includes investigations of reasons for changes in the spatial organization of economic activity in U.S. and Chinese cities, reasons for which workers earn more and have more dispersed wages in larger cities, and the consequences of transportation infrastructure investments on urban growth and welfare. He is a co-editor of the Journal of Urban Economics.

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Academic Positions

2016-  Associate Professor of Business Economics; Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto

2011-2015  Associate Professor of Economics and Urban Studies; Brown University

2005-2011  Assistant Professor of Economics; Brown University

Honors and Awards

2007-2010  Understanding the City Size Wage Gap; National Science Foundation

2017-2022  Quantifying Local Economic Spillovers Between Firms and Workers; Social Science and Humanities Research Council