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Neubauer Family Assistant Professor of Economics, Kenneth C. Griffin Department of Economics

Anne Karing is Neubauer Family Assistant Professor of Economics in the College and Kenneth C. Griffen Department of Economics at the University of Chicago.

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About
- - - About the Becker Friedman Institute
      The Becker Friedman Institute for Economics (BFI) serves as a hub for cutting-edge analysis and research across the entire University of Chicago economics community, uniting researchers from the Booth School of Business, the Kenneth C. Griffin Department of Economics, the...
    - Our Legacy
      Inspired by our namesakes, Nobel Laureates Gary Becker and Milton Friedman, who believed that economics research could help improve the world, BFI works with the Chicago Economics community to turn its evidence-based research into real-world impact.
  - - Pre-Doctoral Research Professionals
      The Predoctoral Research in Economics Program (PREP) is intended to serve as a bridge between college and graduate school for students interested in empirical economics. The program offers unique research and professional training opportunities at the University of Chicago.
    - Expanding Discovery in Economics+
      Expanding Discovery in Economics+ (EDE+) brings together a diverse group of early undergraduate students to hone their research abilities and technical skills.
Network
Scholars
Research
- - - Jealousy of Trade: Exclusionary Preferences and Economic Nationalism
      Alex Imas, Kristóf Madarász, and Heather Sarsons
      This paper presents a new framework for understanding economic nationalism based on an empirically-validated desire for dominance, which generates a preference for exclusionary policies. We incorporate such preferences into a model of international trade. The model predicts that exclusionary preferences...
      Who Pays for Tariffs Along the Supply Chain? Evidence from European Wine Tariffs
      Aaron B. Flaaen, Ali Hortaçsu, Felix Tintelnot, Nicolás Urdaneta, and Daniel Xu
      This paper examines the effects of tariffs along the supply chain using product-level data from a large U.S. wine importer in the context of the 2019-2021 U.S. tariffs on European wines. By combining confidential transaction prices with foreign suppliers and...
      Option Value of Apex Predators: Evidence from a River Discontinuity
      Eyal Frank, Anouch Missirian, Dominic P. Parker, and Jennifer L. Raynor
      “Option value” provides theoretical justification for conserving wildlife species lacking known value, but empirical assessments of actual realizations are rare. We examine quasi-option value in the context of gray wolf eradication, which aimed to protect humans and their property historically,...
- - - View All
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- - - Research Briefs
      Five Facts about the First-Generation Excellence Gap
      Firms Have Partial Knowledge: Evidence from a Reform
      Human Capital Accumulation Across Space
    - View All
  - - BFI Data Studio
      The Hidden Volatility of American Workers’ Paychecks
      Why Has Regional Income Convergence in the U.S. Declined?
      Building Costs and House Prices
    - View All
  - - Podcasts
      Moving to Opportunity: Together?
      The Economics of Early Childhood: Why the First Five Years Matter Most
      The Law of Unintended Consequences: How Dobbs Changed Contraceptive Choices
    - View All
  - - Videos
      
      BFI Youtube Channel
      Captivating and informative videos on the latest insights and trends as well as the tested stock of knowledge in economics from leaders in academia, policy, business, and the media.
Events
- - - Upcoming Events
      Oct 23
      2025 BFI-INSPER Conference
      Oct 23
      2025 BFI-INSPER Public Keynote Sessions
      Oct 24
      Development Lunch Workshop – Fall 2025
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