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Emma van Inwegen

Former Recognised Student
Emma van Inwegen

Emma van Inwegen

Former Recognised Student

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Main photo credit: September 15, 2022 -- MIT Sloan School of Management. Photo by Caitlin Cunningham Photography LLC.
September 15, 2022 -- MIT Sloan School of Management. Photo by Caitlin Cunningham Photography LLC.

About

Emma van Inwegen is a PhD student at MIT’s Sloan School of Management. Her research is primarily focused on online gig work and using online labor markets as a platform for policy evaluation. She is primarily interested in digitally mediated markets as a medium on which to run experiments with the goal of better understanding labor market behavior as well as market design. Previously she was a researcher at the University of Washington Evans School of Public Policy & Governance, analyzing the effects of the Seattle minimum wage. She graduated from the University of Washington with an undergraduate degree in mathematics and economics, and a Masters of Science in management research from MIT.

Positions at the OII

  • Recognised Student, January 2023 - March 2023
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