Nancy Haskell

Nancy Haskell is Associate Professor of Economics and the J. Robert Berry Endowed Fellow at the University of Dayton. Dr. Haskell holds a bachelor’s degree in Economics from Davidson College and both her master’s and Ph.D. in Economics from The Ohio State University. My research spans a variety of applied microeconomics fields, including labor, public and regional economics, with a primary focus on questions related to community well-being.

Dr. Haskell is helps lead a variety experiential learning opportunities on campus. These include the Female Aspiring Business Scholars (FABS) camp, the Econ Games data analysis competition team, and the Student Marianist Research Fellows (SMERFs) program.

With a dedication to academic excellence, community engagement, and student success, Dr. Haskell’s work exemplifies the Marianist values of service, education, and leadership central to the University of Dayton’s mission. In her free time she is also an assistant soccer coach for the Oakwood High School girls varsity team. 

• ECO 203 - Principles of Microeconomics
• ECO 441 - Econometrics
• ECO 445 - Public Economics
• ECO 471 - Labor Economics
• ECO 485 - Urban & Regional Economics
• ECO 490 - Senior Seminar in Applied Economics

• The Ohio State University, PhD (Economics), 2014
• The Ohio State University, MA (Economics), 2009
• Davidson College, BA (Economics), 2008

• Applied microeconomics
• Labor economics
• Public & regional economics
• Sports economics

• Coaching soccer
• Playing sports (soccer, volleyball, broomball)
• Hiking
• Travelling

• I played Division I collegiate soccer at Davidson College

• Fulkerson, J.A., N.L. Haskell, and M.S. Johnston. 2024. “Issuing Frequency and the Cost of Municipal Financing.” Journal of Fixed Income, 34 (2): 58-83.
• Haskell, N.L. 2023. “The effects of being racially, ethnically, & socioeconomically different from peers.” Social Science Research, 112: 1-18.
• Collier, T.C., N.L. Haskell, and A. Mamula. 2021. “Regulating the Commons: The interplay between information and catch limits with two types of resources.” Land Economics, 97(4): 951-971.
• Collier, T.C., N.L. Haskell, K.W. Rotthoff, and A. Baker. 2020. “The “Cinderella Effect”: The Value of Unexpected March Madness Runs as Advertising for Schools.” Journal of Sports Economics, 21(8): 783-807.
• Haskell, N.L., A. Mamula, and T.C. Collier. 2019. “Competition or Cooperation? Evidence of Peer Effects in the Pacific Coast Groundfish Fishery,” Land Economics, 5(2): 258-278.
• Blau, D.M., N.L. Haskell, and D.R. Haurin. 2019 “Are Housing Characteristics Experienced by Children Associated with their Outcomes as Young Adults?” Journal of Housing Economics, 46: 1-17.