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Robert Jackman — Personal Website of an Economics PhD Working at the United States Treasury

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Robert Jackman's personal academic website describes the author as a recent economics PhD working at the United States Treasury and says the views in the papers are the author's own, not necessarily the Treasury's. It lists research on labor markets, with secondary interests in macroeconomics and international trade, a job market paper on how workers recover from layoffs, and a working paper finding that Paycheck Protection Program loans supported employment with substantially stronger effects than in previous evaluations.

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Welcome! I am a recent economics PhD, currently working at the United States Treasury. This is my personal website: all views in papers are my own, and do not necessarily reflect those of the Treasury.

I research Labor Markets, with a secondary focus on Macroeconomics and International Trade. In my job market paper, I investigate how workers respond to adverse labor market events such as layoffs, which workers will successfully recover from job loss, and how we might best help those workers who tend not to recover.

My most recent working paper studies how Paycheck Protection Program loans supported employment in the United States, finding substantially stronger effects than in previous evaluations.

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