Corinne Stephenson

Welcome! I am a PhD student in the Economics Department at Boston University. I am a quantitative macroeconomist with research interests in labor markets, technological change, and the economics of gender.

My current research explores a particular microeconomic source of gender gaps in the labor market — differences in job search behavior — and the implications for macroeconomic outcomes. This is part of my broader research agenda that analyzes the drivers of worker compensation.

Recently, I was a Dissertation Fellow at the Boston Federal Reserve. Before starting graduate school, I worked at the International Monetary Fund in Washington, D.C., and the U.N. World Food Programme in Dakar, Senegal.