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Francis Annan,
Georgia State University
Cynthia Balloch,
London School of Economics
Giorgia Barboni,
Warwick University
Taylor Begley,
Washington University in St. Louis
Daniel Ben-David,
Intuit
Nathan E. Blascak,
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
Vicki Bogan,
Cornell University
Claire Celerier,
University of Toronto
Alejandro del Valle,
Georgia State University
Ha Diep-Nguyen,
Purdue University
Jane Dokko,
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Ross Epstein,
SafeGraph
Pengjie Gao,
University of Notre Dame
Marco Giacoletti,
University of Southern California
Talia Gillis,
Columbia University
Radhakrishnan Gopalan,
Washington University, St. Louis
Makada Henry-Nickie,
Brookings Institution
Andrew Hertzberg,
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
Xing Huang,
Washington University in St. Louis
Robert Hunt,
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
Benjamin Kay,
Federal Reserve Board
Peter Kelly,
University of Notre Dame
Erik J. Mayer,
Southern Methodist University
Scott T. Nelson,
University of Chicago
Jordan Nickerson,
University of Washington
Alberto G. Rossi,
Georgetown University
Therese C. Scharlemann,
Federal Reserve Board
David Sovich,
University of Kentucky
Christopher Trepel,
Fenway Summer Ventures
Nathanaël Vellekoop,
University of Toronto
Evan White,
University of California at Berkeley
Jacky Zhang,
Durham University
Bilal Zia,
The World Bank
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