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Jonathan Hall wins the Sakip Sabanci International Research Award

April 2020

Jonathan Hall
Jonathan D. Hall

Jonathan Hall’s paper, “Can Tolling Help Everyone? Estimating the Aggregate and Distributional Consequences of Congestion Pricing”, was published in February 2020 in the Journal of the European Economic Association. He was selected as a recipient of this $10,000 award by a committee consisting of members of Sabanci University, the University of Pennsylvania (Wharton), the University of British Columbia (Sauder) and Brown University.

Established in 2005, Sabanci University’s International Research Award was established to acknowledge outstanding work that focuses on the role of government in implementing economic policy, running the gamut from income inequality and energy to air pollution and housing. The University states that for work to be considered for the award, it “must contribute to the economics literature at the universal level as well as generating ideas that can in principle benefit Turkey.”

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2020 Newsletter Contents

MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR

COVID-19 RESEARCH IN THE DEPARTMENT

PROMOTIONS, APPOINTMENTS, NEW FACES, RETIREMENTS

YORAM HALEVY WINS THE JOHN RAE PRIZE

WINNER OF THE DOUG PURVIS MEMORIAL PRIZE

AMERICAN ECONOMIC JOURNAL BEST PAPER PRIZE

OTHER HONOURS, AWARDS AND POSITIONS

IN MEMORIAM: MEL WATKINS, PROFESSOR EMERITUS

IN MEMORIAM: WAHIDUL HAQUE, PROFESSOR EMERITUS

GOOD TEACHING’S LEGACY DOWN THE YEARS

FACULTY MEDIA: READ, WATCH, LISTEN

VISIT OUR ONLINE PHOTO GALLERY

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