Labor Economics, Public economics, Consumption and saving, Human capital
Meta Brown is a senior economist in the Microeconomic Studies Function. She is an applied microeconomist studying labor markets and households' consumption and investment choices. Specific topics include search behavior; job referrals, wage mobility and tenure; higher education finance, credit availability and parents' role in human capital investment; family structure, work and investment in young children; and late-life asset decumulation and bequests. Prior to joining the New York Fed, Dr. Brown was an assistant professor at the University of Wisconsin. She holds a Ph.D. from New York University.
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