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Jonathan is a Research Economist in the Division of Depositor and Consumer Protection at the �౦��Ϸ����. His research interests include residential location decisions, applications of high frequency mobility data, peer effects, economics of education, discrimination and segregation, and homelessness. Before joining the �౦��Ϸ����, Jonathan was a post-doctoral research fellow at Saint Louis University. Jonathan earned his PhD in Economics from Syracuse University.

Research Topics

Residential Location Decisions; Applications of High Frequency Mobility Data; Peer Effects; Economics of Education; Discrimination and Segregation; Homelessness

Curriculum Vitae

Jonathan Presler Curriculum Vitae

Jonathan Presler. 2022. “,” Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization. Vol. 203, 43–58.

William C. Horrace, Hyunseok Jung, Jonathan Presler, and Amy Ellen Schwartz, “What Makes a Classmate a Peer? Examining Which Peers Matter in NYC Elementary Schools”

Jonathan Presler, “Who’s Affecting Who? Obesity Peer Effects in NYC Public Schools”

Jonathan Presler and Amy Ellen Schwartz, “The Lunch Club: Does Exposure Increase Integration in the Lunch Line?”

Jonathan Presler and Christopher Rick, “How Do Gas Prices Affect Commuter Rail Uptake?”