Nuria Quella-IslaStony Brook University | Stony Brook · Department of Economics
Nuria Quella-Isla
PhD in Economics, New York University
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Introduction
My research interests lay in Macroeconomics, Economic Growth & Development, and Financial Economics. My research agenda is primarily policy-oriented and applied.
Teaching in five countries to students of varying backgrounds and ages, and working with great teachers for over twenty years has shaped my teaching philosophy. Teaching is about being open to learn, flexible, innovative, and caring.
Additional affiliations
August 2014 - July 2016
September 2013 - May 2014
School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA), Columbia University
Position
- Professor (Associate)
September 2011 - May 2012
Education
September 1989 - May 1995
September 1986 - June 1987
Publications
Publications (14)
Housing and financial market shocks affect frictional labor markets. We structurally estimate a model of job search with accumulation of liquid and residential wealth and randomly persistent house prices. Using NLSY data from 1978 to 2000, we show that reservation wages and nonemployment increase in total wealth and respond to the composition of we...
In this paper we analyze if the pattern of comparative advantages and the recent behavior of Mexican manufacturing exports, vis-`a-vis its closest competitors, are related with productivity differentials or with differences in factor endowments. The relative abundance of relatively unskilled labor in Mexico locates this country in markets where oth...
In this paper, we investigate to what extent shocks in housing and
nancial mar-
kets account for wage and employment variations in a frictional labor market.
To explain these interactions, we use a model of job search with accumulation
of wealth as liquid funds and residential real estate, in which house prices are
randomly persistent. First, we s...
Housing and financial market shocks affect frictional labor markets. We structurally estimate a model of job search with accumulation of liquid and residential wealth and randomly persistent house prices. Using NLSY data from 1978 to 2000, we show that reservation wages and nonemployment increase in total wealth and respond to the composition of we...
In multilingual labor markets agents with high proficiency in more than one language may be selected into occupations that require high levels of skill in communicating with customers or writing reports in more than one language. In this paper we measure this effect in Catalonia, where two languages, Catalan and Spanish, coexist. Using census data...
Typescript. Thesis (Ph.D.)--New York University, Graduate School of Arts and Science, 1995. Includes bibliographical references (leaves: 210-218)
In this paper I calibrate unobserved labor-generated knowledge spillovers within and between six large macroeconomic sectors covering the U.S. civilian economy from 1948 to 1991. Using quality-adjusted data I show that manufacturing and trade & transportation are the main source of knowledge flows to the overall economy for the entire period. Howev...
Time and value are related concepts that influence human behaviour. Although classical topics in human thinking throughout the ages, few environmental economic non-market valuation studies have attempted to link the two concepts. Economists have estimated non-market environmental values in monetary terms for over 30 years. This history of valuation...
We analyze if the pattern of comparative advantages and the recent behavior of Mexican manufacturing exports, vis-`a-vis its closest competitors, are related with productivity differentials or with differences in factor endowments. The relative abundance of relatively unskilled labor in Mexico locates this country in markets where other large count...
Time and value are related concepts that influence human behaviour. Although classical topics in human thinking throughout the ages, few environmental economic non-market valuation studies have attempted to link the two concepts. Economists have estimated non-market environmental values in monetary terms for over 30 years. This history of valuation...
One measure of the health of the Social Security system is the difference between the market value of the trust fund and the present value of benefits accrued to date. How should present values be computed for this calculation in light of future uncertainties? We think it is important to use market value. Since claims on accrued benefits are not cu...