Nick Manuel- Assistant Professor of Economics

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My broad research fields of interest include Labour Economics, Economics of Education, and Applied Econometrics. My recent work has predominantly focused on estimating the labour market return to a strong match between a post-secondary field of study and the occupation that an individual is employed in.

Publications

French Immersion and Labour Market Earnings, Canadian Public Policy, 50(4), 2024

Does the Labour Market Value Field of Study Specific Knowledge? An Alignment Score Based Approach, Economics of Education Review, 101, 2024

The Within Occupation and Industry Component of the Immigrant-Native Gap in U.S. Self-Employment Rates, Applied Economics Letters, 2024

The Use of Major-Related Knowledge By Early Career College Graduates, Applied Economics, 56(55), 2024

Migration and Self-Employment: The Role of Self-Selection, Journal of Business Economics, 94(4), 2024: 613-637

Skill Transferability and the Earnings of Immigrants. Canadian Journal of Economics. 53(4), 2020: 1404-1428 (With M. Plesca)

Working Papers

Unemployment and Occupation Mobility During the Covid-19 Pandemic (with M.Plesca)

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