Hannah Rhodenhiser
Assistant Professor of Economics
Hannah Rhodenhiser received her Ph.D. in economics from Boston University, and a B.S. in economics from the University of Michigan. She is a macroeconomist whose research focuses on the implications of environmental policies and shocks.
Recent Courses Taught
Sustainable Growth
Research Interests
Macroeconomics, environmental economics
Distinctions
- Dissertation Fellowship, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, Spring 2024
Selected Publications
- "Averting Deforestation at Scale: The Macroeconomics of Payments for Ecosystem Services," Job Market Paper (October 2025)
- "Homework in Climate Economics: Household Production, Environmental Preferences, and Climate Policy" with Stephie Fried and David Lagakos (February 2025)
- "Forecasting U.S. Economic Activity with a Small Information Set" with Daniel Cooper and Giovanni Olivei (June 2025)
- "Measuring Household Wealth in the Panel Study of Income Dynamics: The Role of Retirement Assets" with Daniel Cooper and Karen Dynan (August 2019)
Appointed to the Faculty
2026Educational Background
Ph.D., Boston University
B.S., University of Michigan
