E. Charlie Nusbaum
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associate
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Washington, DC
Dr. Nusbaum’s work in economics relies extensively on both computational and applied econometric methods.
With experience studying the impact of aging populations on aggregate growth and how the rise of female labor force attachment affected household migration choices, Dr. Nusbaum has also investigated econometric methods for estimating the labor market effects of business cycle shocks. Dr. Nusbaum’s work has been published in the Review of Economic Dynamics, National Bureau of Economic Research working paper series, and, while studying physics as an undergraduate, the Journal of Nanotechnology in Engineering and Medicine.
While working on his PhD in Economics at UC Santa Barbara (UCSB), Dr. Nusbaum served as a Senior Research Analyst at the UCSB Economic Forecast Project. There, he managed a team of undergraduates to collect and synthesize Santa Barbara County demographic, environmental, and other local industry data for distribution to the broader community.
University of California, Santa Barbara
PhD in Economics and MA in Economics
Richard Stockton College of New Jersey (Stockton University)
BS in Applied Physics
Personal Interests
Charlie grew up along the South Jersey Coast, where he attended Stockton University, and he currently serves as a Young Alumni Club board member. During his time in South Jersey, Charlie developed a passion for the outdoors and staying active. He continues to surf and play volleyball when he visits the shore, and tries to squeeze in a tennis match whenever possible.