I am Thomas Bourany, a PhD candidate in Economics at the University of Chicago. I specialize in macroeconomics, quantitative climate economics, and international trade. I am also interested in issues related to fiscal and monetary policies over the business cycles, as well as mathematical and computational methods for economics.
I am on the 2024-2025 Academic Job Market.
You can download my CV here and contact me at thomasbourany'at'uchicago.edu.
News
New paper (March 15, Submitted) The Winners and Losers of Climate Policies, A Sufficient Statistics Approach, joint with Jordan Rosenthal-Kay.
Paper Climate Change, Inequality, and the Optimal Climate Policy updated (January 17).
Paper (January 4, Submitted) Supply Chain Uncertainty and Diversification, joint work with Ignacia Cuevas and Gustavo González.
I am on the 2024-2025 Academic Job Market.
You can download my CV here and contact me at thomasbourany'at'uchicago.edu.
News
New paper (March 15, Submitted) The Winners and Losers of Climate Policies, A Sufficient Statistics Approach, joint with Jordan Rosenthal-Kay.
Paper Climate Change, Inequality, and the Optimal Climate Policy updated (January 17).
Paper (January 4, Submitted) Supply Chain Uncertainty and Diversification, joint work with Ignacia Cuevas and Gustavo González.