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Peter S. Arcidiacono

William Henry Glasson Distinguished Professor of Economics

Duke University

Affiliations

Trinity College of Arts & Sciences

Economics

Peter S. Arcidiacono is currently serving as an Economics William Henry Glasson Distinguished Professor of Economics at Duke University.

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Duke University

William Henry Glasson Distinguished Professor of Economics

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economics higher education econometrics education social sciences economic research affirmative action racial discrimination statistics candidate selection applied economics education economics disparities race public economics social science research decision science school effectiveness economic analysis panel data sociology of education time path female interest decision theory tobacco control ethnic studies social choice choice models preference modeling econodynamics educational equity student outcomes equal educational opportunities federal higher education policy labor market outcomes mathematical economics racial equity race relations personnel economics sexual selection peer relationships unobserved heterogeneity elicited measures college major choices university differences stem fields heavy drinking field choice graduate school economic returns continuous time ex ante returns university fit equilibrium grade inflation stem majors educational psychology school psychology substance use inclusive education migration studies european public policy family studies choice theory econometric models decision analysis school functioning achievement motivation student retention tobacco use educational attainment economic inquiry expectation formation population aging urban health later adulthood social gerontology economic history comparative economics applied microeconomics

Notable Scholarly Works

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College Attrition and the Dynamics of Information Revelation. Journal of Political Economy (2024)

Peter ArcidiaconoEsteban AucejoArnaud MaurelTyler Ransom

information revelationhigher educationsociologycollege attritionsocial sciencescomputational social sciencesocial science research

Equilibrium Grading Policies With Implications for Female Interest in Stem Courses. Econometrica (2024)

Tom AhnPeter ArcidiaconoAmy HopsonJames Thomas

econodynamicseconometricshigher educationeconomicsfemale interesteducation economicsstem courses

Replication Data for:"What the Students for Fair Admissions Cases Reveal About Racial Preferences". Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Peter ArcidiaconoJosh KinslerTyler Ransom

fair admissions casesracial preferencesreplication datasociologysocial sciencescandidate selectionstatisticsdemography

What the Students for Fair Admissions Cases Reveal About Racial Preferences. Journal of Political Economy Microeconomics (2023)

Peter ArcidiaconoJosh KinslerTyler Ransom

macroeconomicsfair admissions casespolitical scienceracial preferenceshigher educationdecision scienceeconomicssocial sciencesbehavioral economicspolitical economymicroeconomics

Asian American Discrimination in Harvard Admissions. European Economic Review (2022)

Peter ArcidiaconoJosh KinslerTyler Ransom

macroeconomicseconomic researchpublic economicshigher educationharvard admissionseconomicssocial sciencespublic policycandidate selectioneconomic policyeconomic analysismigration studiesasian american discriminationeuropean public policyapplied economics

DIVERGENT: The Time Path of Legacy and Athlete Admissions at Harvard. The Journal of Human Resources (2022)

Peter ArcidiaconoJosh KinslerTyler Ransom

humanitieshuman resource managementathlete admissionstime path

Recruit to Reject? Harvard and African American Applicants. Economics of Education Review (2022)

Peter ArcidiaconoJosh KinslerTyler Ransom

higher educationeconomicseducationcandidate selectionafrican american studieseducation economics

Legacy and Athlete Preferences at Harvard. Journal of Labor Economics (2021)

Peter ArcidiaconoJosh KinslerTyler Ransom

journalismeconomicspersonnel economicsathlete preferences

Asian American Discrimination in Harvard Admissions. Working Paper 27068.. National Bureau of Economic Research (2020)

Peter ArcidiaconoJosh KinslerTyler Ransom

economic researcheconometricspublic economicssociologyhigher educationharvard admissionseconomicssocial sciencescandidate selectiondemographyeconomic policyeconomic analysisasian american discriminationapplied economics

Ex Ante Returns and Occupational Choice. Journal of Political Economy (2020)

Peter ArcidiaconoV. Joseph HotzArnaud MaurelTeresa Romano

economicsex ante returnsoccupational choicepolitical economyjournalism

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Peter S. Arcidiacono

William Henry Glasson Distinguished Professor of Economics

Duke University

Affiliations

Trinity College of Arts & Sciences

Economics

Peter S. Arcidiacono is currently serving as an Economics William Henry Glasson Distinguished Professor of Economics at Duke University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Peter S. Arcidiacono

Duke University

William Henry Glasson Distinguished Professor of Economics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

College Attrition and the Dynamics of Information Revelation. Journal of Political Economy (2024)

Peter ArcidiaconoEsteban AucejoArnaud MaurelTyler Ransom

information revelationhigher educationsociologycollege attritionsocial sciencescomputational social sciencesocial science research

Equilibrium Grading Policies With Implications for Female Interest in Stem Courses. Econometrica (2024)

Tom AhnPeter ArcidiaconoAmy HopsonJames Thomas

econodynamicseconometricshigher educationeconomicsfemale interesteducation economicsstem courses

Replication Data for:"What the Students for Fair Admissions Cases Reveal About Racial Preferences". Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Peter ArcidiaconoJosh KinslerTyler Ransom

fair admissions casesracial preferencesreplication datasociologysocial sciencescandidate selectionstatisticsdemography

What the Students for Fair Admissions Cases Reveal About Racial Preferences. Journal of Political Economy Microeconomics (2023)

Peter ArcidiaconoJosh KinslerTyler Ransom

macroeconomicsfair admissions casespolitical scienceracial preferenceshigher educationdecision scienceeconomicssocial sciencesbehavioral economicspolitical economymicroeconomics

Asian American Discrimination in Harvard Admissions. European Economic Review (2022)

Peter ArcidiaconoJosh KinslerTyler Ransom

DIVERGENT: The Time Path of Legacy and Athlete Admissions at Harvard. The Journal of Human Resources (2022)

Peter ArcidiaconoJosh KinslerTyler Ransom

humanitieshuman resource managementathlete admissionstime path

Recruit to Reject? Harvard and African American Applicants. Economics of Education Review (2022)

Peter ArcidiaconoJosh KinslerTyler Ransom

higher educationeconomicseducationcandidate selectionafrican american studieseducation economics

Legacy and Athlete Preferences at Harvard. Journal of Labor Economics (2021)

Peter ArcidiaconoJosh KinslerTyler Ransom

journalismeconomicspersonnel economicsathlete preferences

Asian American Discrimination in Harvard Admissions. Working Paper 27068.. National Bureau of Economic Research (2020)

Peter ArcidiaconoJosh KinslerTyler Ransom

Ex Ante Returns and Occupational Choice. Journal of Political Economy (2020)

Peter ArcidiaconoV. Joseph HotzArnaud MaurelTeresa Romano

economicsex ante returnsoccupational choicepolitical economyjournalism

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