Paul Cichello

Visiting Associate Professor of Economics

Biography

B.A., Economics, Boston College

M.A. and PhD, Economics, Cornell University

Research

Dr. Cichello's research focuses primarily on labor market outcomes in developing countries. His past research includes analysis of earnings mobility in South Africa, Nicaragua, and elsewhere; educational outcomes for fostered children (KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa), labor market outcomes and their relation to poverty reduction (Rwanda), hindrances to self-employment (Khayelitsha, South Africa), and education outcomes in post-conflict Sierra Leone and Rwanda. Dr. Cichello continues to be interested in these areas, particularly in the potential role of non-farm household enterprises in poverty reduction in Africa. He remains open to interdisciplinary research.

Courses: Spring 2012, Haverford

Economics

Impact Evaluation in Developing Countries (ECONH350B01)
Junior Research Seminar: Labor in the Developing Countries (ECONH373B01)
Research Seminar (ECONH396B04)

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Curriculum Vitae