Oliver Azuara I am a recent PhD with research interests in labor economics, health economics and applied econometrics. My dissertation explores how social protection programs affect migration, informality and marriage. I am currently a postdoctoral fellow at Yale University’s MacMillan Center for International and Area Studies. I will be available for interviews at the 2012 ASSA meetings in Chicago, IL. Jan. 6-8
CV Research Teaching References Affiliations & Interests	Teaching Instructor – Yale University - Program Evaluation: Fighting Poverty with Evidence. Master students in International Affairs. (2012). Teacher Assistant – University of Chicago - Microeconomics and Public Policy I (Prof. Tomas Philipson - Fall 2007, Professor Kerwin Charles - Fall 2008) - Microeconomics and Public Policy II (Professor Jeffrey Grogger, Spring 2008) - Advanced Microeconomics (Professor Dan Black, Spring 2008) - Mathematical Statistics for Public Policy I (Professor Robert LaLonde, Fall 2009) - Mathematical Statistics for Public Policy II (Professor Dan Black, Winterl 2010)