About
Ardina Hasanbasri teaches courses on fundamentals of economics and approaches to international development. Prior to joining Yale, she taught in the Economics Department at the University of Michigan. Her research interest includes development, labor, property rights, gender, survey methodology and data analytics. She is also a consultant at the World Bank's the Development Data Group focusing on the Living Standard Measurement Study-Plus (LSMS+) Survey.
Education
- PhD Economics, Washington University in St. Louis, 2019
- MA Economics, University of Montana, 2016
- BA Economics, University of Montana, 2013
Courses taught
- GLBL 3225 Approaches to International Development
- GLBL 5021 Applied Methods of Analysis II