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Ben Feigenberg

Professor

University of Illinois Chicago

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Economics

Ben Feigenberg is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Professor at University of Illinois Chicago.

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University of Illinois Chicago

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economics education public policy racial discrimination education policy criminal justice migration studies economic analysis school effectiveness adolescence adolescent psychology migration policy education economics racial disparities motor vehicle searches adolescent girls finance experimental economics international trade economic inequality jurisprudence social justice transitional justice mobility social capital injustice procedural justice labor market outcomes alternative approach trade-induced worker displacement violent consequences efficiency costs international economics canadian studies contemporary china economy of china strategic studies crisis management economic geography higher education world development economic systems economic literature regional economics policy management infrastructure a code treatment and prevention national development dimensioning and tolerancing partially ordered set international population movement internal migration welfare economics educational policy education reform regional policy economic inquiry socio-economic issues youth justice criminal justice system randomized controlled trials traffic enforcement labor market participation labor market integration socio-economic development economic literacy public education social interaction experimental evidence economic returns randomized experiment urban india social capital gains microfinance clients us-mexico migration border construction comparative economics history of economic thought labour economics economic history economic sociology

Notable Scholarly Works

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Class Disparities and Discrimination in Traffic Stops and Searches. National Bureau of Economic Research (2025)

traffic enforcementfairnesssociologydisparitiesracial discriminationmobilityclass disparities

From Retributive to Restorative: An Alternative Approach to Justice in Schools. American Economic Review (2025)

procedural justicepublic lawinjusticealternative approacheducationyouth justiceschool effectivenesslawtransitional justicecriminal justice systemeducation policycriminal justicejurisprudencesocial justice

Reparative Ripple Effects? Exploring the Impacts of Sibling Exposure to School-Based Restorative Justice. AEA Papers and Proceedings (2024)

Anjali AdukiaBenjamin FeigenbergFatemeh Momeni

educationrisk managementrehabilitationreparative ripple effectsschool-based restorative justice

From Retributive to Restorative: An Alternative Approach to Justice. (2023)

procedural justicealternative approachinjusticelawtransitional justicecivil procedurejurisprudencecriminal justicesocial justice

Omitted Variable Bias in Interacted Models: A Cautionary Tale. The Review of Economics and Statistics (2023)

Benjamin FeigenbergBen OstJavaeria A. Qureshi

statisticseconomicsinteracted modelsvariable biaseconometricscausal inference

Replication Data for: Omitted Variable Bias in Interacted Models: A Cautionary Tale. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Ben FeigenbergBen OstJavaeria Qureshi

statisticsinteracted modelsdata sciencereplicationreplication data

Advancing the Agency of Adolescent Girls. The Review of Economics and Statistics (2021)

Eric EdmondsBen FeigenbergJessica Leight

statisticsadolescenceeconomicsadolescent girlsadolescent healthsocial sciencesadolescent psychology

Racial Divisions and Criminal Justice: Evidence From Southern State Courts. American Economic Journal Economic Policy (2021)

Benjamin FeigenbergConrad Miller

racial divisionseconomicseconomic policylawcriminal justicepublic policysouthern state courts

Replication Data for: Advancing the Agency of Adolescent Girls. Harvard Dataverse (2021)

Benjamin FeigenbergEric EdmondsJessica Leight

adolescenceeducationadolescent girlsdata scienceadolescent healthadolescent psychologyreplication data

Replication Data for: 'Would Eliminating Racial Disparities in Motor Vehicle Searches Have Efficiency Costs?'. Harvard Dataverse (2021)

Benjamin FeigenbergConrad Miller

statisticseconomicsracial disparitiesdata scienceefficiency costsmotor vehicle searchesreplicationreplication data

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Ben Feigenberg

Professor

University of Illinois Chicago

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Economics

Ben Feigenberg is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Professor at University of Illinois Chicago.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Ben Feigenberg

University of Illinois Chicago

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Class Disparities and Discrimination in Traffic Stops and Searches. National Bureau of Economic Research (2025)

traffic enforcementfairnesssociologydisparitiesracial discriminationmobilityclass disparities

From Retributive to Restorative: An Alternative Approach to Justice in Schools. American Economic Review (2025)

Reparative Ripple Effects? Exploring the Impacts of Sibling Exposure to School-Based Restorative Justice. AEA Papers and Proceedings (2024)

Anjali AdukiaBenjamin FeigenbergFatemeh Momeni

educationrisk managementrehabilitationreparative ripple effectsschool-based restorative justice

From Retributive to Restorative: An Alternative Approach to Justice. (2023)

procedural justicealternative approachinjusticelawtransitional justicecivil procedurejurisprudencecriminal justicesocial justice

Omitted Variable Bias in Interacted Models: A Cautionary Tale. The Review of Economics and Statistics (2023)

Benjamin FeigenbergBen OstJavaeria A. Qureshi

statisticseconomicsinteracted modelsvariable biaseconometricscausal inference

Replication Data for: Omitted Variable Bias in Interacted Models: A Cautionary Tale. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Ben FeigenbergBen OstJavaeria Qureshi

statisticsinteracted modelsdata sciencereplicationreplication data

Advancing the Agency of Adolescent Girls. The Review of Economics and Statistics (2021)

Eric EdmondsBen FeigenbergJessica Leight

statisticsadolescenceeconomicsadolescent girlsadolescent healthsocial sciencesadolescent psychology

Racial Divisions and Criminal Justice: Evidence From Southern State Courts. American Economic Journal Economic Policy (2021)

Benjamin FeigenbergConrad Miller

racial divisionseconomicseconomic policylawcriminal justicepublic policysouthern state courts

Replication Data for: Advancing the Agency of Adolescent Girls. Harvard Dataverse (2021)

Benjamin FeigenbergEric EdmondsJessica Leight

adolescenceeducationadolescent girlsdata scienceadolescent healthadolescent psychologyreplication data

Replication Data for: 'Would Eliminating Racial Disparities in Motor Vehicle Searches Have Efficiency Costs?'. Harvard Dataverse (2021)

Benjamin FeigenbergConrad Miller

statisticseconomicsracial disparitiesdata scienceefficiency costsmotor vehicle searchesreplicationreplication data

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