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Abdoulaye Ndiaye
Biography
Abdoulaye Ndiaye is Assistant Professor of Economics. Prior to joining NYU Stern in July 2019, Professor Ndiaye was a Research Economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago.
Professor Ndiaye's research focuses on macroeconomics and public finance.
Professor Ndiaye received a PhD in Economics from Northwestern University and a BS and MS in Economics and Finance from École Polytechnique in Paris. He has been a Visiting Scholar at the United Nations, Harvard University and Princeton University.
Academic Background
Ph.D., Economics
Northwestern University
M.S., Economics
École Polytechnique
B.S., Economics
École Polytechnique
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Research from Professors Arpit Gupta and Abdoulaye Ndiaye and PhD student Joshua Coven is featured: “To Get the Housing Market Moving, Raise Property Taxes.”
Professor Abdoulaye Ndiaye interview: “Senegal's Dollar Bonds Fall After Audit Reveals Larger Debt and Deficit.”
Bonus Question: How Does Flexible Incentive Pay Affect Wage Rigidity?
Commentary from Professor Abdoulaye Ndiaye is cited: “After Much Political Turbulence, Can a New Faye-led Government Ignite Senegal’s Economic Hopes?”
How Property Taxes Could Make Housing Affordable for Young Families
Professor Abdoulaye Ndiaye interview: “Analysis-Senegal's Youth Want Jobs From Faye, Investors Wary of Radical Ideas.”
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Areas of Expertise
Economics
- Macroeconomics