Justice C. Harasha
About Justice C. Harasha
Justice C. Harasha is an incoming Applied Macroeconomics and Econometrics Research Intern at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, with a background in economics and mathematics from Yale University. He has previously held positions as a Research Assistant at Arizona State University and as an Economic Research Analyst at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.
Work at Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Justice C. Harasha is currently serving as an Incoming Applied Macroeconomics and Econometrics Research Intern at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. This position commenced in 2021 and is set to last for a duration of three years. The role is based in the New York City Metropolitan Area, where Harasha engages in research related to applied macroeconomics and econometrics.
Previous Experience at Arizona State University
Prior to joining the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Justice C. Harasha worked as a Research Assistant at Arizona State University. This role lasted from 2018 to 2020, spanning two years in Tempe, Arizona. During this time, Harasha contributed to various research projects, enhancing skills in economic analysis and data interpretation.
Experience at Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Justice C. Harasha briefly held the position of Economic Research Analyst at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas in 2021. This role lasted for two months and involved conducting economic research in Dallas, Texas. The experience provided insights into economic trends and policy analysis.
Education and Expertise
Justice C. Harasha is pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Applied Mathematics at Yale University, with studies from 2020 to 2024. In addition to this major, Harasha is also pursuing a concurrent degree in Humanities, focusing on Political Philosophy. The academic background includes a strong foundation in Economics and Mathematics, which supports Harasha's research interests.
Research Interests
Justice C. Harasha has developed strong interests in several key areas of economics, including labor economics, fiscal policy, and wealth distribution. These interests align with the ongoing research work at Yale School of Management, where Harasha has been employed as an Economic Research Assistant since 2021.